speediness
- noun
- /ˈspiːdɪnəs/
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- Carroll identified eight broad factors of human intelligence: Fluid Intelligence, Crystallized Intelligence, General Memory and Learning, Broad Visual Perception, Broad Auditory Perception, Broad Retrieval Ability, Broad Cognitive Speediness, and Processing Speed.
Examples
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The speediness of the runner impressed everyone at the competition.
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Despite popular assumptions about the speediness and ease of digital production, the genre is labor-intensive and layered with samples, effects, voice-over, and transitions.
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In order to catch the bus, you must improve your speediness during morning commutes.
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The speediness of the service made our visit to the restaurant very enjoyable.
Synonyms
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1.0
How fast someone or something moves
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2.0
How fast someone or something moves
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3.4
Very quick action that often causes mistakes
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2.8
Ability to move the body very fast and with good control
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2.5
A speed that is quicker than usual for a task or activity
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2.9
A speed of progress much faster than usual
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4.6
Very fast movement, action, or change
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2.9
Great speed in moving or acting
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9.9
Great speed when moving or doing something
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3.5
A quick, lively way of moving or speaking
The speed at which something moves or happens
Quick action that happens immediately
Happening right away with nothing in between
Quick and efficient action that gets work done
A quick, lively way of acting, speaking, or dressing
Antonyms
How Fast
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Speediness comes from the simple word speed, which means 'quickness', plus the ending -ness, which makes a noun meaning 'a quality' or 'state'. So speediness is the 'quality of being quick'.