high-speed
adjective
Origin of high-speed
Related Words for high-speed
rapid, headlong, fast, quick, swift, nonstop, excessive, lightning, precipitate, reckless, speedy, whirlwindExamples from the Web for high-speed
Contemporary Examples of high-speed
The cops suspended the high-speed pursuit lest some innocent be killed.
This was before France had its network of high-speed trains.
Thankfully, I have a high-speed Internet connection, so my doom window was but fleeting.
An expansion of high-speed Internet access, to improve social-media infrastructure and provide thousands of new (celebrity) jobs.
Last year, I also pledged to connect 99 percent of our students to high-speed broadband over the next four years.
Full Text of President Obama’s 2014 State of the Union AddressJanuary 29, 2014
Historical Examples of high-speed
But the old buck he seemed to be on the high-speed gear himself.
With Trapper Jim in the North WoodsLawrence J. Leslie
He had to train launching-crews to work like high-speed machinery.
Talents, IncorporatedWilliam Fitzgerald Jenkins
Then from the little cove came the muffled cough of a high-speed motor.
El DiabloBrayton Norton
Many schemes are afoot for the construction of high-speed railways.
The Romance of Modern InventionArchibald Williams
What is needed, in the high-speed machine, is a power to vary its pace.
The AeroplaneClaude Grahame-White and Harry Harper