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Meanings of very quick in English

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Usage of very quick in English
1
He reached Rome in nine days; at that time very quick travelling.
Lady John Russell: A Memoir with Selections from Her Diaries and...
2
The boy had been very quick in his run from the hutch.
Flames
3
These are interactions that are very quick with very large internal forces.
Wired
4
On their rise to fame in Australia: It was all very quick.
Radio NZ
5
Churches are very quick to pass judgement on the actions of others.
The Irish Times
6
Tomansio had been startled by the suggestion and very quick to agree.
The evolutionary void
7
The laugh, the look, the tone, stung Ellen to the very quick.
The Wide, Wide World
8
The gesture was very quick, its meaning obvious even at a distance.
Bloodchild and Other Stories
9
Surely, you have been very quick in coming down from the frontier.
The Man with the Clubfoot
10
The leader must be one who laughs heartily and is very quick.
Games for Everybody
11
It seems very quick, just to ride off and leave the boy.
Lonesome dove
12
Because I am very quick-tempered I want to live with good-tempered people.
Stepping Heavenward
13
They marched at a very quick trot, four men supporting the corpse.
The Voyage of the Beagle
14
The uhlan came on at a very quick pace, carrying some dispatches.
Comedy of Marriage and Other Tales
15
Her eyes were hard with excitement and her breath came very quick.
The History of Sir Richard Calmady: A Romance
16
Even still, the piling on of inanities got very stale very quick.
Disciple of the dog
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United Kingdom
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Australia
Common
Ireland
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