8 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Quicken' in a Sentence
"To make something happen faster; to speed up or accelerate." more
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The athlete is quickening her strides as she approaches the finish line.
In the intense competition, athletes will have been quickening their training routines to gain a competitive edge.
The coach had quickened the team's training regimen ahead of the crucial match.
The sprinter will have quickened his pace in the final stretch of the race to secure victory.
In the final lap of the race, the runners will be quickening their strides to secure victory.
His heartbeat quickened as he approached the finish line of the marathon.
As the car approached the finish line, the racer was quickening his pace for a final sprint.
He quickens his heartbeat before the race.
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