What is another word for quickened?
Pronunciation:
[ kwˈɪkənd], [ kwˈɪkənd], [ k_w_ˈɪ_k_ə_n_d]
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Synonyms for Quickened:
adj.
• hasty (adjective) • intoxicated (adjective)- more galvanized,
- most enraptured,
- most galvanized,
- ex cited,
- turnedon,
- more piqued,
- most captivated,
- most euphoric,
- more enraptured,
- more captivated,
- ex-cited,
- most piqued,
- more euphoric,
- most interested.
- intoxicated,
- turned-on,
- highpowered,
- Expeditive,
- light-footed,
- high pressure,
- really rolling,
- hasty,
- like a house on fire,
- hotblooded,
- in nothing flat,
- euphoric,
- high-pressure,
- sudden,
- passionate,
- quick as a wink,
- fleet of foot,
- steamed up,
- rapid,
- more interested.
- in tenser,
- in spiring,
- in-spiring,
- in-tense,
- in tense,
- more high pressure,
- most highpressure,
- high powered,
- in-tenser,
- most high pressure,
- in-tensest,
- most high-pressure,
- more high-pressure,
- more highpressure,
- highpressure.
- like house fire,
- more expeditive,
- like a house fire,
- more light footed,
- ex press,
- more lightfooted,
- like house on fire,
- more light-footed,
- most lightfooted,
- lightfooted,
- quick as wink,
- most light-footed,
- more screaming,
- most screaming,
- ex-press,
- most light footed,
- fleet foot,
- most expeditive,
- light footed.
v.
• expedited (verb) • hastened (verb)Other synonyms:
• aroused • Other relevant words (noun):- frenetic,
- activated,
- impassioned,
- hurried up,
- accelerates,
- frenzied,
- Performed,
- upshifts,
- Prompted,
- accelerate,
- fulfill,
- revivified,
- speeder,
- hasten,
- speeded up,
- encouraged,
- fervid,
- Expediting,
- violent,
- acceleration,
- impel,
- Instigated,
- speed,
- constrain,
- fervent,
- achieve,
- speed up,
- excite,
- accomplish,
- upshift,
- Incited,
- abet,
- aroused,
- hotfooted,
- refreshed,
- provoked,
- heated,
- intensified,
- motivated,
- erase,
- fiery,
- determine,
- arouse,
- intense,
- hurrying,
- maintained,
- exalted,
- Energized,
- moved,
- cease,
- DO,
- quicken,
- Vivified,
- furious,
- pelt along,
- Precipitated,
- Roused,
- reinvigorated,
- incite,
- bitter,
- discontinue,
- kill,
- stormy,
- hastens,
- revived,
- execute,
- civilize,
- braced,
- Hastener,
- animated,
- Vitalized,
- driver,
- invigorated,
- frantic,
- reanimated,
- conclude,
- livened,
- repaired,
- cannonball along,
- inspired,
- encourage,
- Speeded,
- brought forward,
- angry,
- inflamed,
- expedite,
- cultivate,
- exhilarated,
- Whetted,
- thrilled,
- finish,
- Recreated,
- Forwarded,
- coerce,
- stimulated,
- accelerations,
- expediter,
- enlivened,
- renovated,
- tempestuous,
- perform,
- dispatched,
- vehement,
- sped up,
- played,
- Inspirited,
- stirred,
- ardent.
How to use "Quickened" in context?
What is quickened?
Simply put, quickening is the process of becoming pregnant after a missed period. Quickening can happen in as little as 48 hours after conception, and it's often the first sign that a pregnant woman is pregnant.
There are several ways that quickening can happen. One possibility is that the fertilized egg implants in the uterine wall quickly and successfully. Another possibility is that the fertilized egg divides quickly and is caught up in the early stages of development (before blastocyst stage). In either case, quickening is a sign that pregnancy is possible.
What are the risks of quickening?
Paraphrases for Quickened:
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Equivalence
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Verb, past tense
accelerated.
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Verb, past participle
accelerated.
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Verb, past tense
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