Speediness

Pronunciation: /ˈspidinəs/

Definitions of speediness

noun the quality or state of being speedy; swiftness

Example Sentences

A1 I like the speediness of my new computer.

A2 The speediness of the delivery service impressed me.

B1 The speediness of her response to the emergency situation saved lives.

B2 The speediness of the internet connection allowed me to work efficiently.

C1 The speediness of the athlete's performance set a new world record.

C2 The speediness of the decision-making process was crucial in resolving the crisis.

Examples of speediness in a Sentence

formal The speediness of the delivery service was impressive.

informal I was amazed by the speediness of the pizza delivery guy.

slang I can't believe the speediness of that new sports car!

figurative Her speediness in completing the project was like lightning.

Grammatical Forms of speediness

• plural: speedinesses
• comparative: speedier
• superlative: speediest
• present tense: speediness
• future tense: will speediness
• perfect tense: has speediness
• continuous tense: is speedinessing
• singular: speediness
• positive degree: speediness
• infinitive: to speediness
• gerund: speedinessing
• participle: speedinessed

Origin and Evolution of speediness

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'speediness' originated from the Middle English word 'spedinesse' which was derived from the Old English 'spēdignes'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'speediness' has retained its original meaning of being fast or quick, with a focus on efficiency and promptness.