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fleetness

fleetness
Noun

This term emphasizes a combination of raw speed and nimble agility. It suggests a lightness of movement that allows for quick acceleration or sudden changes in direction, often associated with athletic prowess or the natural instincts of predatory animals.

As an abstract quality, it is an uncountable noun. It cannot be pluralized or counted as individual units; instead, it is measured in degrees of intensity, requiring partitive constructions like a degree of fleetness if quantification is necessary.

Meanings

Examples

The gazelle is renowned for its incredible fleetness.

The gazelle is renowned for its incredible fleetness.

His fleetness of foot allowed him to dodge the incoming arrow.

His fleetness of foot allowed him to dodge the incoming arrow.

Fantasy

I need more fleetness if I want to win the hundred meter dash.

School Life

The thief relied on his fleetness to escape the city guards.

The thief relied on his fleetness to escape the city guards.

Fantasy

She possesses a natural fleetness that makes her a formidable opponent on the track.

She possesses a natural fleetness that makes her a formidable opponent on the track.

Such fleetness is rare even among the most trained athletes.

Such fleetness is rare even among the most trained athletes.

The scout was chosen for the mission because of his legendary fleetness.

The scout was chosen for the mission because of his legendary fleetness.

History

Look at that speed. The sheer fleetness of the creature is terrifying.

Look at that speed. The sheer fleetness of the creature is terrifying.

Supernatural

Fleetness alone will not win the race if you lack endurance.

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