rapid-fire
Origin of rapid-fire
rapid fire
Related Words for rapid-fire
rapid, prompt, hasty, brisk, immediate, hurried, expeditious, swift, agile, breakneck, express, fleet, headlong, lissome, lively, nimble, precipitate, ready, snappy, summaryExamples from the Web for rapid-fire
Contemporary Examples of rapid-fire
The show offers no cathartic “gotcha” moments, no easy answers, and no rapid-fire dialogue.
There are no cathartic ‘gotcha’ moments, no easy answers, and no rapid-fire dialogue.
Here, he riffs on his rapid-fire style, why politics is as funny as ever, and more.
P.J. O’Rourke Joins The Daily BeastDecember 17, 2013
Mixed in with his rapid-fire prophecies are plenty of provocative assessments of the present.
That seems like quite a long lapse in this day and age of rapid-fire foreign remakes (see: Let Me In).
Historical Examples of rapid-fire
He shot his fingers in the air and began a rapid-fire conversation.
Madge Morton's SecretAmy D. V. Chalmers
He turned to the others, and in rapid-fire English, explained his plans.
Invaders from the InfiniteJohn Wood Campbell
The superiority of the Spaniards in rapid-fire guns was very great.
The Naval History of the United StatesWillis J. Abbot.
The girl listened to the rapid-fire pulsations of the boat ahead.
El DiabloBrayton Norton
We are going to leave on Sunday and our plans are perfected in rapid-fire order.
My Wonderful VisitCharlie Chaplin