fast start
Strong opening momentum
A fast start is a strong beginning, especially in competitive contexts.
A team with a fast start wins early games; a runner with a fast start leads from the gun.
The phrase extends to any endeavor where initial momentum matters: The company got off to a fast start with three major clients in the first month.
- quickMoving with speed
- launchSet into motion
- sprintBrief maximum-speed effort
- ignitionStarting combustion process
- burstBreak apart suddenly
acceleration · zero to sixty · jumpstart · kickoff · green light · takeoff · explosive · hit the ground running · racing · gun · whistle · momentum · surge · bolt · dash · beginning · revved · turbo
- verbsjump, be, speak, wait, do
- quick play optionsquick match, jump in, casual mode, unranked
- Zmanimsunrise, nightfall, dawn, dusk, twilight
- accelerationaccelerate, acceleration, accelerating, speed up, speeding up
- getting startedbegin, first steps, basics, introduction, intro
- track racing800 meters, 1500 meters, 800m, mile, 1500m
trajectory pattern
fast startslow burn
Gradual buildup of rage
late bloomer · slow build · crescendo · comeback · slow and steady
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