to accel

Examples

• All

• What can we do to facilitate and accelerate this whole process?

  Andrew Huberman

• I did not anticipate that COVID would accelerate all of that so significantly, of course.

  Tim Ferriss

• Instead, we must accelerate the programme and bring more hope to children.

• So they are leading the way to accelerate the growth rate.

• And we're eager to learn from each other and to accelerate their efforts together.

• But if you want to make the actions easier, accelerate them, make them more profound.

• This skill is emerging and accelerating at scale.

• And that accelerates the development of the trauma bond.

  DoctorRamani

• The teacher wanted to accelerate the learning process so that students could grasp the material more quickly.

• To improve sales, the company decided to accelerate its marketing campaign starting next month.

Synonyms

H

to hurry up

vsto accel

• Informal

637 1.0

To move or act more quickly to avoid being late

is the informal request for faster action without procedural efficiency

A

to accelerate

vsto accel

• Specialized

331 3.7

To move faster or make something happen faster

is the informal way to say this in casual speech

S

to speed

vsto accel

191 1.0

To make something move or happen faster

is the informal more casual way to express faster action

S

to speed up

vsto accel

161 2.5

To make something move or happen faster

is the informal shortened expression used in everyday talk

S

to step up

vsto accel

74 3.4

Make something greater in amount, speed or strength

is the informal way to say increase speed or intensity now

E

to expedite

vsto accel

• Formal

45 6.5

To make something happen faster and easier

is the informal phrase focusing on quickness rather than formal efficiency

P

to pick up the pace

vsto accel

23 4.0

To move or work faster

is the informal instruction used in casual speech to speed things

H

to hasten

vsto accel

12 4.6

Make something happen sooner

is the informal phrasing used in casual contexts

Q

to quicken

vsto accel

12 4.1

To move or happen faster

is the informal verb used especially in casual speech

S

to step on the gas

vsto accel

• Informal

9 3.7

To press the pedal in a car to make it go faster or hurry to finish something

is the same informal sense but phrased as a motor action metaphor

H

to hit the accelerator

vsto accel

• Informal

1 4.4

To try harder or work faster to reach a goal

is the informal wording that uses a vehicle metaphor for quickening

R

to rev up

vsto accel

• Informal

1 4.6

To make something faster or more active

is the informal way to speed things with energetic action

T

to turbocharge

vsto accel

1 6.2

To make something much faster or more effective

is the informal expression for a strong casual intensifier of speed

Q

to quicken the pace

vsto accel

1 3.9

Move or work faster to finish sooner

is the informal way to request faster progress in conversation

Antonyms

D

to delay

562 1.4

To make something happen later than planned

How Fast

to rush

403 1.0

to accel

• Informal

9.1

to speed up

161 2.5

to hasten

12 4.6

to slow

957 1.0

to delay

562 1.4

Surface Forms

Etymology