Fast and furious

adjective

A way to describe something happening very quickly and with a lot of energy or activity.

The construction work went on in a fast and furious manner.
Visual representation of "fast and furious" - A way to describe something happening very quickly and with a lot of energy or activity.

Often appears as...

  • action is fast and furious
  • conditions were fast and furious

Usage tips

Idiomatic

adjective

Describes a situation or process that is very exciting because things are happening very quickly.

The negotiations were fast and furious.
Visual representation of "fast and furious" - Describes a situation or process that is very exciting because things are happening very quickly.

Often appears as...

  • talks were fast and furious
  • negotiations were fast and furious

Usage tips

Idiomatic

adjective

Used to describe an activity or behavior that is done quickly and without thinking carefully.

He started spending money in a fast and furious way.
Visual representation of "fast and furious" - Used to describe an activity or behavior that is done quickly and without thinking carefully.

Often appears as...

  • spending was fast and furious
  • trading was fast and furious

Usage tips

Idiomatic

adjective

A way to describe something happening very quickly and with a lot of energy or activity.

The construction work went on in a fast and furious manner.
Visual representation of "fast and furious" - A way to describe something happening very quickly and with a lot of energy or activity.

Often appears as...

  • action is fast and furious
  • conditions were fast and furious

Usage tips

Idiomatic

adjective

Describes a situation or process that is very exciting because things are happening very quickly.

The negotiations were fast and furious.
Visual representation of "fast and furious" - Describes a situation or process that is very exciting because things are happening very quickly.

Often appears as...

  • talks were fast and furious
  • negotiations were fast and furious

Usage tips

Idiomatic

adjective

Used to describe an activity or behavior that is done quickly and without thinking carefully.

He started spending money in a fast and furious way.
Visual representation of "fast and furious" - Used to describe an activity or behavior that is done quickly and without thinking carefully.

Often appears as...

  • spending was fast and furious
  • trading was fast and furious

Usage tips

Idiomatic

Definition 1 of 3
Visual representation of "fast and furious"
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Emotional Intensity

Can convey a sense of uncontrollable or overwhelming energy.

Illustration for Emotional Intensity
Their fast and furious argument echoed throughout the neighborhood.
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Emotional Intensity

Can convey a sense of uncontrollable or overwhelming energy.

Illustration for Emotional Intensity
Their fast and furious argument echoed throughout the neighborhood.
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Emotional Intensity

Can convey a sense of uncontrollable or overwhelming energy.

Illustration for Emotional Intensity
Their fast and furious argument echoed throughout the neighborhood.
Visual representation of the word "Fast and furious"

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