tantivy
/tænˈtɪvi/
adverb
- At full speed; rapidly (used especially in hunting or riding).
- He set off tantivy on his horse, eager to reach the village before dark.
- The hounds ran tantivy after the fox through the woods.
- The riders galloped tantivy across the open field.
Antonyms
noun
- A fast gallop or rush; a rapid movement.
- With a sudden tantivy, the deer vanished into the thicket.
- The children's game turned into a tantivy across the playground.
- The hunters broke into a tantivy as they crested the hill.