Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Rapidly"

A: fast

A: The water moved RAPIDLY. Towards
me !

I rapidly had to think of an excuse!


My situation rapidly started to change!


The money flowed rapidly into my bank account


The infection was spreading too rapidly to catch it in time

She fell rapidly down the stairs


I rapidly started to feel better after I took some medicine

A: ‘Rapidly’ means to go very quickly.

Examples
• He blinked rapidly to clear his vision.
• The towns population was growing rapidly.
• The business expanded rapidly.

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A: I don't know if I can produce as many sentences as you want as rapidly as you think. The car moved rapidly through the traffic to get to the other side of town.

A: right away is casual, rapidly is more formal

A: "Rapidly" just means the same as "quickly". The verb it is related to is completed in a short time. Usually it is used for situations with repetitive action or continuous action.
>"He rapidly chopped the vegetables"
>"The river is flowing rapidly"

"At once" means that the verb it is related to occurs immediately, or as soon as possible.
>"Please go and do your homework at once"
"At once" can also mean simultaneously (at the same time)
>"She saw three people approaching at once"

A: @tanoryou rapid is fast, instant could be thought of faster than that.

If you think about it in terms of a race a person racing rapidly would be running really fast but the person who instantly reached the end would just appear there (like teleporting).

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A: they both mean fast like in speed but one is a more sophisticated way of saying quickly or faster

A: they mean the same thing although swiftly is more commonly used

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A: これはいいですか？