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rapido

[ rah-pee-doh; Spanish rah-pee-thaw; Italian rah-pee-daw ]

noun

, plural ra·pi·dos [rah, -pee-dohz, rah, -pee-, th, aws], Italian ra·pi·di [rah, -pee-dee].
  1. an express train.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of rapido1

1955–60; < Italian rapido, Spanish rápido (noun use of adj.). See rapid
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Example Sentences

Things happened rapido enough to glut even an old buccaneer.

Thestylis et rapido fessis messoribus æstuAllia serpyllumque herbas contundit olentes.

Sancroft, sitting at a writing-table with arms, and motto, Rapido contrarius orbi.

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