Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

rapid-fire

adjective

/ˈræpɪd faɪər/

Definition

A term used to describe something that happens in quick succession or without delay.

Examples

The presenter gave a rapid-fire series of questions during the quiz.
The movie featured rapid-fire action scenes that kept the audience on the edge of their seats.
He spoke in a rapid-fire manner, making it hard to catch every word.

Meaning

Rapid-fire refers to the fast pace at which something occurs, often used in contexts such as speaking, shooting, or any other actions that happen rapidly.