fast-forwarding Antonyms
Strongest:
- checking
- obstructing
- retarding
- halting
- stopping
- impeding
- stemming
- staying
- slowing-down-or-up-
- delaying
- blocking
- hindering
- interrupting
- remaining
- standing
Strong:
- arresting
- hampering
- stalling
- pausing
- repressing
- suppressing
- stunting
- detaining
- ceasing
- waiting
- balking
- holding-back
- inhibiting
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- pushing
- passing
- going-along
- nearing
- traveling
- getting-along
- journeying
- coming-along
- driving
- approaching
- repairing
- going-off
- travelling
- forging
- getting-on
- marching
- going
- doing
Weak:
Meaning of fast-forwarding
fast-forwarding
a state or an instance of rapid advancement, to advance (a magnetic tape) using the fast-forward of a tape player, to bypass (something, such as a commercial) by fast-forwarding, a function of an electronic device that advances a recording at a higher than normal speed, to advance rapidly especially in time, to proceed rapidly forward especially in time, a state of rapid advancement, to advance a magnetic tape using the fast-forward, to advance (a tape) at a high speed
fast-forwarding Sentence Examples
- I enjoy fast-forwarding through commercials to get to the actual show.
- The news program fast-forwarded through the day's events in a concise summary.
- Time seems to be fast-forwarding as I witness my children grow up quickly.
- I fast-forwarded the movie to the exciting part.
- Technology has fast-forwarded our communication abilities.
- My life has felt like it's been fast-forwarding lately, with events happening so rapidly.
- The fast-forwarding of technology has made it possible to access information instantly.
- The fast-forward button on the remote became a constant companion during boring lectures.
- I fast-forwarded through the tedious scenes in the movie to get to the good stuff.
- The fast-forwarding of history has led to a rapid evolution of societies.
FAQs About the word fast-forwarding
a state or an instance of rapid advancement, to advance (a magnetic tape) using the fast-forward of a tape player, to bypass (something, such as a commercial) b
accelerating, pacing, coming, progressing, speeding, advancing, proceeding, pushing, passing, going along
checking, obstructing, retarding, halting, stopping, impeding, stemming, staying, slowing (down or up), delaying
I enjoy fast-forwarding through commercials to get to the actual show.
The news program fast-forwarded through the day's events in a concise summary.
Time seems to be fast-forwarding as I witness my children grow up quickly.
I fast-forwarded the movie to the exciting part.
