quickens Antonyms
Strongest:
- interferes-with-
- brakes
- restrains
- restrains
- decelerates
- decelerates
- impedes
- hinders
- impedes
- hinders
- retards
- interferes-with-
- slows-down-
- retards
- slows-down-
- brakes
Strong:
- arrests
- holds-up
- ties-up
- stays
- hobbles
- holds-back
- stays
- hampers
- reins-in-
- encumbers
- holds-back
- holds-up
- delays
- hampers
- stops
- checks
- hobbles
- encumbers
- reins-in-
- arrests
- checks
- ties-up
- delays
- stops
Weak:
Strongest:
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Meaning of quickens
Webster
quickens (n.)
Quitch grass.
quickens Sentence Examples
- The anticipation of the game quickens their pulse as they eagerly await its arrival.
- The realization of the danger quickens their steps, urging them to escape.
- The sight of the approaching storm quickens their pace, forcing them to seek shelter.
- The smell of freshly baked bread quickens their senses, igniting their hunger.
- The embrace of a loved one quickens their heart rate, evoking a sense of warmth and comfort.
- The onset of rain quickens their search for an umbrella, providing respite from the downpour.
- The arrival of a newborn quickens their emotions, filling them with overwhelming joy and love.
- The threat of a deadline quickens their work, driving them to complete their tasks efficiently.
- The taste of bitter coffee quickens their alertness, dispelling any lingering drowsiness.
- The sound of thunder quickens their nerves, reminding them of the unpredictable nature of the elements.
FAQs About the word quickens
Quitch grass.
rushes,accelerates, pushes, fast-tracks,hastens, hurries, urges, whisks, facilitates, encourages
interferes (with),brakes, restrains, restrains, decelerates, decelerates, impedes, hinders, impedes, hinders
The anticipation of the game quickens their pulse as they eagerly await its arrival.
The realization of the danger quickens their steps, urging them to escape.
The sight of the approaching storm quickens their pace, forcing them to seek shelter.
The smell of freshly baked bread quickens their senses, igniting their hunger.
