swift

/swɪft/
noun
  1. A small, fast-flying bird with long, narrow wings, related to the swallow.
    • The swift builds its nest in high cliffs or old buildings.
    • We saw a flock of swifts darting across the evening sky.
    • Swifts spend most of their lives flying and rarely land.
adjective
  1. Happening or moving very quickly; fast.
    • She sent a swift reply to the email.
    • The cheetah is known for its swift movements.
    • The rescue team made a swift response to the emergency.
  2. Prompt or immediate in action or decision.
    • The judge delivered a swift verdict.
    • His swift apology helped calm the situation.
    • We need a swift solution to this problem.
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