swiftness in English

noun

['swift·ness || 'swɪftnɪs]

quality of being swift, speed, quickness

Use "swiftness" in a sentence

1. The bat is flying with swiftness.

2. Celerity definition, swiftness; speed

3. These animals are unrivalled for their grace and swiftness.

4. With incredible swiftness she ran down the passage.

5. 10 These animals are unrivalled for their grace and swiftness.

6. The huntsman who rode foremost passed us with great swiftness.

7. I craved swiftness, unimpeded action, fluidity (Sentencedict.com), and amorphous New.

8. She made her escape with a swiftness born of fear.

9. He moved with surprising swiftness for a man of his age.

10. 28 synonyms for Agility: nimbleness, activity, suppleness, quickness, swiftness, liveliness, briskness

11. Swiftness and certitude require strength, and the man had not this strength.

12. Elemental Mastery and Nature's Swiftness can all be dispelled using purge.

13. A merely seeming swiftness of our vessel will keep him dumb.

14. Energy and above all swiftness in action, that is the secret to riches and success.

15. The secrecy and swiftness of the invasion shocked and amazed army officers.

16. His theory privileges intelligence, swiftness, and adaptability to change - all core characteristics in a hero.

17. There are 9 Boons in total: Aegis, Protection, Regeneration, Fury, Might, Vigor, Swiftness, Retaliation, and Stability

18. Though he towers nearly 20 feet tall and weighs 7,000 pounds, Ahriman moves with uncanny swiftness

19. There are many synonyms of Agileness which include Adroitness, Dexterity, Litheness, Nimbleness, Quickness, Swiftness, Fleetness, etc.

20. They mechanically weave into intricate patterns, twirling their 10-pound rifles with the swiftness of a baton.

21. Synonyms for Agileness include adroitness, dexterity, fleetness, litheness, nimbleness, quickness, swiftness, dexterousness, skill and deftness

22. Synonyms for Abruptness include suddenness, unexpectedness, hastiness, quickness, rapidity, precipitateness, swiftness, rapidness, haste and briskness

23. Thus the eagle, the bird most frequently mentioned in the Scriptures, is employed to symbolize such things as wisdom, divine protection, and swiftness.

24. The Algos, as is custom with the Gallente, relies on swiftness of action - preferably at a respectable distance - to accomplish its goals

25. They also tend to prey on much smaller animals, (and sometimes even smaller Babirusas) but their swiftness often makes them difficult to catch

26. The more Abject of the two victims continued motionless; but the other bounded from the place at the cry, with the activity and swiftness of a deer

27. CELERITY Meaning: "swiftness, rapidity of motion," late 15c., from Old French Celeritee (14c., Modern French célérité),… See definitions of celerity.

28. (Proverbs 30:19) The eagle’s swiftness is alluded to at Lamentations 4:19, where the Babylonian soldiers are described: “Swifter than the eagles of the heavens our pursuers have proved to be.

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30. Noun , class(9) synonyms: dzoma dialects/origins: Karanga, Manyika English translation Bushbuck An African gazelle (Tragelaphus scriptus) noted for its graceful form and swiftness, and for its peculiar habit of springing lighty and suddenly into the air.

31. Achilles is the quintessentially heroic subject of Homer's great poem of adventure and war, the Iliad. Achilles was the greatest of the warriors famed for his swiftness on the Greek (Achaean) side during the Trojan War, directly competing with Troy's warrior hero Hector.

32. 32 And it came to pass that they went in search of the flocks, and they did follow Ammon, and they rushed forth with much swiftness and did head the flocks of the king, and did gather them together again to the place of water.

33. In Scripture, allusion is made to several of the characteristics of the “wild bull” (reʼemʹ): its intractable disposition (Job 39:9-12), its swiftness and invincibility (Nu 23:22; 24:8), the power of its great horns (De 33:17; Ps 22:21; 92:10), and its friskiness in youth (Ps 29:6).

34. Substantive)- good \things\ = goods, possessions] cadō, cadere, cecid ī, cāsūrus- to fall caveō, cavēre, c ā vī, cautus- to be careful, watch out (for), beware (of) [cav ē / cav ē te- Imperative s./pl.] Celerit ā s, Celerit ā tis (f)- quickness, swiftness, speed cert ē (adv.)- certainly, surely cista, -ae (f

35. 1.Having digested the Amotekun draft bill as presented to the State legislature in our meeting held on 12th February 2020 in Lagos, it Behoves on us to appreciate the State government in the region for their steadfastness on the security initiative and their swiftness on the bill while we hope Lagos and Osun will replicate same by presenting their State Amotekun Bill to their respective