warp speed
"Warp speed" originates from science fiction, particularly the 'Star Trek' series, and is now used informally to describe extremely fast speeds or rapid progress.
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Definition
B2Science Fiction
(technical, fictional)A fictional speed that allows travel faster than the speed of light by entering a different dimension.
Example
- In 'Star Trek,' spaceships travel at warp speed to explore distant galaxies.
B2General
(informal)An extremely fast speed or rate of progress.
Example
- The project moved at warp speed, finishing months ahead of schedule.
- Information spreads at warp speed in the digital age.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "warp speed":
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