Fast, quick or quickly?
Fast and quick mean moving with great speed. Fast is both an adjective and an adverb. Quick is an adjective and the adverb form is quickly. …

Examples of quickly

quickly
Coordination problems abound, and their solutions are facilitated when players have the ability to quickly acquire expectations about fellow players' behavior.
If they anticipate their actual signing to be quick, they can quickly feign signing as well.
The participants were explicitly told to enter their responses as quickly as possible.
They were told to read and make the decision as quickly and accurately as possible.
Otherwise, how do children manage to grasp the complex and highly abstract symbolic function of their first words so quickly and so easily?
Then, the number of new cases declined quickly.
This possibility was not eliminated by the phonemic awareness tasks used here because our participants were not required to respond quickly to those tasks.
The 'could' in the first sentence is worth noting but, passing quickly over this point, the 10 per cent figure seems arbitrary, at best.
Increased transfers were quickly accepted as inevitable, and within a few years embraced as desirable.
Even though launches were ultimately rather ephemeral purchases, consumers quickly turned to this new technology as a method of infiltrating the practice of science.
I wanted to find out how quickly people could get an overview of the main points.
Any systematic error should be corrected as quickly as possible in a course of treatment.
In such cases, decision makers can reevaluate options on the fly, allowing them to quickly determine how these choices affect various solutions.
In this task the children had to move their cursor quickly and precisely to specific targets on their screen.
Some centres seemed able to repair equipment quickly; others did not, causing difficulties for students.
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