fast-track (Meaning)

Synonyms & Antonyms of fast-track

The government announced a fast-track plan to reduce unemployment.
The startup received fast-track funding to accelerate its growth.
The project is on a fast-track schedule to be completed by next quarter.
The new legislation was approved on a fast-track basis.
The athlete underwent fast-track rehabilitation to recover from his injury.
The student completed her degree on a fast-track program.
The construction project is on a fast-track timeline to meet the deadline.
The company implemented a fast-track hiring process to quickly fill vacant positions.
The medical research study is on a fast-track timeline to develop a new treatment.
The project team employed fast-track methodology to streamline the workflow.

push,accelerate, rush, encourage,hurry, facilitate, quicken, urge, hasten, speed (up)

hamper, delay,slow (down), restrain, interfere (with), impede, decelerate, brake, hinder, retard

The government announced a fast-track plan to reduce unemployment.

The startup received fast-track funding to accelerate its growth.

The project is on a fast-track schedule to be completed by next quarter.

The new legislation was approved on a fast-track basis.