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Moving or progressing at a sped-up pace

Increasing in progression or intensity

Done or occurring quickly or promptly

Moving or progressing at a fast rate

Being in a state of increased energy or activity

Thorough, to a great degree, with intensity

Occurring or done quickly and unexpectedly or without warning

(led to) To have culminated or resulted in a particular event or consequence

To have become larger in size or degree

To have made a quantity bigger

Past tense for to increase in speed

Past tense for to hasten or facilitate the process of

Past tense for to make or become greater in size, extent, volume, amount, or number

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Adjective

Moving or progressing at a sped-up pace

“It thus seems possible to deduce that the cause of the accelerated movement of this thrown javelin results from the great effort of the impetus present in the javelin.”

Adjective

Increasing in progression or intensity

“For over twenty-plus years, the country had an accelerated rate of growth.”

Adjective

Done or occurring quickly or promptly

Adjective

Moving or progressing at a fast rate

quick as a wink

not to be delayed

with good acceleration

lightning-quick

dangerously fast

fast and furious

swift as an arrow

inconsequential

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Adjective

Being in a state of increased energy or activity

Adjective

Thorough, to a great degree, with intensity

all-encompassing

life-threatening

pulling no punches

round-the-clock

total-immersion

thought-provoking

confrontational

of great consequence

of great importance

of great import

of significance

no laughing matter

meat-and-potatoes

earth-shattering

bred-in-the-bone

keen as mustard

root-and-branch

encyclopedic^US

encyclopaedic^UK

matter of life and death

vitally important

at the heart of

more than one can bear

more than flesh and blood can stand

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Adjective

Occurring or done quickly and unexpectedly or without warning

Verb

(led to) To have culminated or resulted in a particular event or consequence

Verb

To have become larger in size or degree

Verb

To have made a quantity bigger

straightened out

increased rapidly

become more numerous

increased in size

gained strength

increased exponentially

went through the roof

gone through the roof

became more numerous

revolutionized^US

increased in scope

increased in value

revolutionised^UK

went through the ceiling

gone through the ceiling

increased dramatically

overemphasized^US

stretched the truth

broadened one's horizons

adapted yourself

been successful

sent through the roof

acquired more of something

become stronger

increased suddenly

encouraged the growth of

worked one's way

pressed forward

increased in weight

made a big thing out of

straightened up

overemphasised^UK

spiraled upwards

given a lift to

turned over new leaf

took steps forward

spiralled upwards

developed rapidly

developed quickly

become more powerful

were successful

taken steps forward

made first rate

gave substance to

extended operations

added fuel to fire

went up in price

gone up in price

given substance to

given strength to

gave strength to

became stronger

became more powerful

blew something out of all proportion

blew up out of all proportion

blown up out of all proportion

blown something out of all proportion

given a boost to

gave a facelift to

gave a boost to

given a facelift to

went from bad to worse

gone from bad to worse

gotten into shape

gone great guns

went great guns

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Verb

Past tense for to increase in speed

“With 200 pounds of propeller thrust still pulling on the nose, the airplane would begin to accelerate.”

Verb

Past tense for to hasten or facilitate the process of

“The two leaders agreed on the need to accelerate efforts to resume a serious peace process.”

Verb

Past tense for to make or become greater in size, extent, volume, amount, or number

“Product sales are expected to accelerate dramatically following the marketing campaign.”

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