rapid in Latin
rapid in Latin is velox, rapidus, incitus — rapid means happening or moving very quickly.
rapid in Latin
velox
Very swift or quick.
rapidus
Very swift or quick.
incitus
Very swift or quick.
What does "rapid" mean?
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adj Happening or moving very quickly.
"The company saw rapid growth over the last two years."
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rapid in a sentence
- The company saw rapid growth over the last two years.
- Doctors noted a rapid improvement in her condition.
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What is "rapid" in Latin?
"rapid" in Latin is velox, rapidus, incitus. rapid means: Happening or moving very quickly.
How do you use "rapid" in a sentence?
Example: "The company saw rapid growth over the last two years." In Latin, "rapid" is velox, rapidus, incitus.
Are there other ways to say "rapid" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "rapid": velox, rapidus, incitus.
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