quick

The word “quick” has 1 syllable: quick

It's pronounced as /kwɪk/


What is synonym and antonym for quick?

In the thesaurus, “quick” has 265 synonyms and 199 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for quick along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for quick

  • ASAP
  • a mile a minute
  • a move on
  • able
  • abrupt
  • abruptly
  • accelerated
  • accurate
  • active
  • acute
  • adept
  • adroit
  • agile
  • alacritous
  • alert
  • alive
  • all there
  • animate
  • animated
  • apace
  • apt
  • astute
  • at full throttle
  • at full tilt
  • at speed
  • belly
  • big
  • blistering
  • blood
  • bosom
  • brainy
  • breakneck
  • breast
  • breathing
  • breathless
  • breathtaking
  • brief
  • bright
  • brilliant
  • brisk
  • briskly
  • brooding
  • by leaps and bounds
  • canny
  • capable
  • caught
  • cerebral
  • childbearing
  • chop-chop
  • clear
  • clever
  • competent
  • conceiving
  • conscience
  • core
  • crafty
  • creative
  • cunning
  • current
  • cursory
  • curt
  • deft
  • delicate
  • dexterous
  • discerning
  • dizzy
  • double-quick
  • double-time
  • dynamic
  • eager
  • educated
  • effective
  • effectual
  • enceinte
  • energetic
  • energetically
  • erudite
  • exceptional
  • existent
  • existing
  • expectant
  • expecting
  • expeditious
  • expeditive
  • express
  • extant
  • fast
  • fine
  • fleet
  • fleet-footed
  • fleetly
  • flying
  • foxy
  • full tilt
  • galloping
  • genial
  • gestational
  • going
  • gone
  • good
  • gravid
  • gut
  • hair-trigger
  • harefooted
  • hastened
  • hastily
  • hasty
  • headlong
  • heady
  • heart
  • heartstrings
  • heavy
  • hell-for-leather
  • high-speed
  • highbrow
  • hit-and-run
  • hot
  • hurried
  • hyperacute
  • hyperintelligent
  • hypersensitive
  • immediate
  • immediately
  • impatient
  • impetuous
  • impetuously
  • impregnated
  • impulsively
  • in a hurry
  • in short order
  • informed
  • ingenious
  • inner space
  • inside
  • insightful
  • instant
  • instantaneous
  • intelligent
  • inventive
  • judicious
  • keen
  • knowing
  • knowledgeable
  • learned
  • lickety-split
  • lightning
  • like a shot
  • like gangbusters
  • like wildfire
  • literate
  • live
  • lively
  • living
  • logical
  • mercurial
  • mind
  • move it
  • nimble
  • nimble-witted
  • nippy
  • on the ball
  • on the double
  • oversensitive
  • parturient
  • perceptive
  • percipient
  • perfunctory
  • perspicacious
  • piercing
  • posthaste
  • precise
  • pregnant
  • prenatal
  • presto
  • prevailing
  • prompt
  • promptly
  • pronto
  • prudent
  • quick on the draw
  • quick on the trigger
  • quick on the uptake
  • quick-witted
  • quickened
  • quickly
  • rapid
  • rapid-fire
  • rapidly
  • rashly
  • rational
  • rattling
  • readily
  • ready
  • ready-witted
  • reasonable
  • receptive
  • recklessly
  • resourceful
  • responsive
  • resurrected
  • rush
  • rushed
  • sagacious
  • sage
  • sane
  • sapient
  • savvy
  • scholarly
  • schooled
  • sensible
  • sensitive
  • sharp
  • sharp as a tack
  • sharp-witted
  • shrewd
  • skilled
  • skillful
  • slick
  • smart
  • smart as a whip
  • snappily
  • snappy
  • soon
  • soul
  • sound
  • speedily
  • speedy
  • spirited
  • split-second
  • splitting
  • sprightly
  • spry
  • strenuous
  • strong
  • subtle
  • sudden
  • suddenly
  • summary
  • supersensitive
  • supersmart
  • surviving
  • swift
  • swiftly
  • the lead out
  • thriving
  • trained
  • ultrafast
  • ultrarapid
  • ultrasmart
  • vibrant
  • vigorous
  • vigorously
  • vital
  • vivacious
  • well-read
  • whirlwind
  • whiz
  • willing
  • wily
  • winged
  • wired
  • wise
  • with child
  • with young
  • zippy

Antonyms for quick

Meanings of quick

  • noun
    1. Raw or sensitive flesh, especially that underneath finger and toe nails.
    2. Plants used in making a quickset hedge.
    3. The life; the mortal point; a vital part; a part susceptible to serious injury or keen feeling.
    4. Quitchgrass.
    5. A fast bowler.
  • verb
    1. To amalgamate surfaces prior to gilding or silvering by dipping them into a solution of mercury in nitric acid.
    2. To quicken.
  • adjective
    1. Moving with speed, rapidity or swiftness, or capable of doing so; rapid; fast.
    2. Occurring in a short time; happening or done rapidly.
    3. Lively, fast-thinking, witty, intelligent.
    4. Mentally agile, alert, perceptive.
    5. Of temper: easily aroused to anger; quick-tempered.
    6. Alive, living.
    7. Pregnant, especially at the stage where the foetus's movements can be felt; figuratively, alive with some emotion or feeling.
    8. Of water: flowing.
    9. Burning, flammable, fiery.
    10. Fresh; bracing; sharp; keen.
    11. (of a vein of ore) productive; not "dead" or barren.
  • adverb
    1. Quickly, in a quick manner.

Example Sentences

  • She made a quick decision to accept the job offer without hesitation.
  • The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog, illustrating agility and speed.
  • With a quick glance, he scanned the room for any signs of danger.
  • The chef prepared a quick meal using simple ingredients for dinner.
  • A quick apology can often mend relationships before they deteriorate further.

On this page you'll find 464 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to quick, such as: ASAP, a mile a minute, a move on, able, aborting, abrupt, abruptly.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

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early

  • a bit previous
  • aboriginal
  • abrupt
  • advanced
  • age-old
  • aged
  • ahead of time
  • ancient
  • anon
  • antecedent
  • antediluvian
  • anticipative
  • anticipatory
  • antiquated
  • antique
  • apropos
  • at once
  • before the appointed time
  • beforehand
  • betimes
  • brand-new
  • briefly
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  • budding
  • dateless
  • daybreak
  • direct
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  • early bird
  • early morning
  • embryonic
  • ere long
  • far ahead
  • first
  • first blush
  • first flush of morning
  • first light
  • fresh
  • freshly
  • germinal
  • hoary
  • immature
  • immediate
  • immediately
  • in a jiffy
  • in advance
  • in an instant
  • in good time
  • in no time
  • in the bud
  • in time
  • infant
  • initial
  • inopportune
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  • instantaneously
  • instantly
  • matinal
  • new
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  • obsolete
  • old
  • on short notice
  • on the dot
  • original
  • out-of-date
  • outmoded
  • overearly
  • oversoon
  • preceding
  • precipitant
  • precocious
  • precociously
  • preexistent
  • prehistoric
  • prehistorical
  • premature
  • prematurely
  • premier
  • presently
  • presto
  • prevenient
  • previous
  • primal
  • prime
  • primeval
  • primitive
  • primitively
  • primordial
  • prior
  • pristine
  • proleptical
  • prompt
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  • pronto
  • proximately
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  • quick
  • raw
  • recent
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  • right away
  • seasonable
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  • shortly
  • soon
  • speedy
  • straightaway
  • sudden
  • summarily
  • thereon
  • thereupon
  • timely
  • too soon
  • unanticipated
  • undeveloped
  • unexpected
  • unexpectedly
  • unforeseen
  • unlooked-for
  • unseasonable
  • unseasonably
  • untimely
  • with time to spare
  • without delay
  • young

easy

facile

gadarene

keen

  • A-OK
  • A1
  • Einstein
  • OK
  • accentuated
  • acceptable
  • accurate
  • acid
  • acute
  • adequate
  • aggravated
  • agog
  • agonizing
  • alert
  • all right
  • almighty
  • ambitious
  • amenable
  • anguish
  • animate
  • animated
  • antsy
  • anxious
  • appetent
  • apt
  • ardent
  • astute
  • athirst
  • avid
  • awesome
  • bang-up
  • banner
  • bawl
  • bay
  • beautiful
  • beef
  • bellyache
  • bemoan
  • better
  • bewail
  • bitch
  • biting
  • bitter
  • bleat
  • blistering
  • blubber
  • blue-chip
  • blue-ribbon
  • boffo
  • bonnie
  • bonny
  • boss
  • brag
  • brainy
  • brave
  • breathless
  • bright
  • brilliant
  • brisk
  • bully
  • bumper
  • canny
  • capital
  • carp
  • caterwaul
  • caustic
  • cavil
  • cerebral
  • champing at the bit
  • choice
  • chomping at the bit
  • classic
  • classical
  • clawlike
  • clear
  • clever
  • complain
  • complaint
  • concentrated
  • cool
  • corking
  • corrosive
  • covetous
  • crab
  • crackerjack
  • cracking
  • crafty
  • craving
  • crazy
  • creative
  • cri de coeur
  • croak
  • cry
  • cunning
  • cutting
  • daggerlike
  • dandy
  • decent
  • deep
  • deepened
  • delicate
  • deplore
  • desirous
  • devoted
  • discerning
  • discriminating
  • disposed
  • divine
  • dolor
  • dope
  • down
  • dreadful
  • dying to
  • dynamite
  • eager
  • earnest
  • ebullient
  • edged
  • edgy
  • educated
  • emphasized
  • engaged
  • enhanced
  • enthused
  • enthusiastic
  • erudite
  • excellent
  • exceptional
  • excited
  • excruciating
  • exhaustive
  • explosive
  • exquisite
  • extreme
  • fab
  • fabulous
  • famous
  • fancy
  • fantabulous
  • fantastic
  • fast
  • fearful
  • fearsome
  • ferocious
  • fervent
  • fervid
  • fierce
  • fine
  • first-class
  • first-rate
  • first-string
  • five-star
  • fond of
  • four-star
  • foxy
  • fret
  • frightful
  • frontline
  • furious
  • fuss
  • game
  • gangbuster
  • gangbusters
  • geeked
  • genial
  • ghastly
  • gilt-edge
  • gilt-edged
  • glad
  • gone
  • good
  • grand
  • great
  • greedy
  • grief
  • grieving
  • gripe
  • grizzle
  • groan
  • groovy
  • grouch
  • ground
  • grouse
  • growl
  • grumble
  • grump
  • gung ho
  • gung-ho
  • hair-trigger
  • hand-wringing
  • hankering
  • happy
  • hard
  • harsh
  • heady
  • heartache
  • heartbreak
  • heavenly
  • heavy
  • heavy-duty
  • heightened
  • hellacious
  • hepped up
  • high-class
  • high-grade
  • high-test
  • highbrow
  • holler
  • honed
  • hopped-up
  • hot
  • howl
  • hung up
  • hungry
  • hype
  • hyperacute
  • hyperintelligent
  • hypersensitive
  • immense
  • impassioned
  • impatient
  • incisive
  • inclined
  • informed
  • ingenious
  • insightful
  • intelligent
  • intense
  • intensified
  • intensive
  • intent
  • interested
  • inveigh
  • inventive
  • invigorating
  • jabbing
  • jagged
  • jim-dandy
  • judicious
  • juiced
  • kick
  • kick up a fuss
  • kick up a stink
  • knifelike
  • knowing
  • knowledgeable
  • kvetch
  • lacerating
  • lament
  • lamentation
  • learned
  • literate
  • lively
  • logical
  • longing
  • lovely
  • magnified
  • marvellous
  • marvelous
  • maunder
  • mean
  • moan
  • mourning
  • murmur
  • mutter
  • nag
  • neat
  • needlelike
  • nifty
  • nimble
  • nippy
  • noble
  • number one
  • numero uno
  • nuts
  • observant
  • obsessed
  • okay
  • out of this world
  • out-of-sight
  • outcry
  • oversensitive
  • par excellence
  • passable
  • peachy
  • peachy keen
  • penetrating
  • perceptive
  • percipient
  • perfervid
  • perspicacious
  • phat
  • piercing
  • pining
  • plaint
  • pointed
  • pointy
  • precise
  • premium
  • prickly
  • prime
  • primo
  • prize
  • prizewinning
  • profound
  • protest
  • prudent
  • pumped
  • quality
  • quibble
  • quick
  • quick-witted
  • radical
  • raring
  • rational
  • raw
  • razor-sharp
  • ready
  • reasonable
  • receptive
  • regret
  • repine
  • resourceful
  • restive
  • restless
  • righteous
  • rigorous
  • sagacious
  • sage
  • sane
  • sapient
  • sardonic
  • satirical
  • satisfactory
  • savvy
  • scholarly
  • schooled
  • scratching
  • scream
  • screech
  • select
  • sensational
  • sensible
  • sensitive
  • severe
  • sharp
  • sharp as a tack
  • sharp-witted
  • sharpened
  • shrewd
  • shriek
  • shrill
  • skilled
  • slick
  • smart
  • smarting
  • snappy
  • sob
  • solicitous
  • sorrow
  • sorrowing
  • sound
  • special
  • spikey
  • spiky
  • spirited
  • splendid
  • sprightly
  • squall
  • squawk
  • squeal
  • stabbing
  • standard
  • stellar
  • sterling
  • stew
  • stinging
  • stoked
  • stressed
  • strong
  • stropped
  • subtle
  • suffering
  • superb
  • superfine
  • superior
  • superlative
  • supernal
  • supersensitive
  • supersmart
  • swell
  • tart
  • tears
  • terrible
  • terrific
  • thirsty
  • thorough
  • tingling
  • tip-top
  • tolerable
  • too much
  • top
  • top-notch
  • top-of-the-line
  • top-shelf
  • topflight
  • topping
  • traditional
  • trained
  • trenchant
  • ultrasmart
  • ululate
  • unblunted
  • unreluctant
  • unsurpassed
  • vehement
  • vicious
  • violent
  • vivacious
  • voracious
  • wail
  • warm
  • weeping
  • well-read
  • whetted
  • whimper
  • whine
  • whinge
  • whiz
  • wild
  • willing
  • wily
  • wise
  • wizard
  • woe
  • wonderful
  • worry
  • yammer
  • yaup
  • yawp
  • yell
  • yelp
  • yowl
  • zealous

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