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It is an idiom that is used to describe something that happens quickly. For example, "The athlete ran the track with lightning quick speed."
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Lightning quick.
He's lightning quick.
As for Cobb, he's a lightning quick multi-tooled weapon.
Your stories tend to be lightning quick, clipped, compressed.
Like almost all scrambled egg dishes, this is lightning quick.
But the pace is unlikely to be lightning quick, unfortunately.
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Her sashay is several speeds slower than her lightning-quick one-liners.
"Lightning-quick," he promised.
Lightning-quick coaxial Internet link!
Its newsroom resounds with lightning-quick banter.
The navigation system is comprehensively mapped and lightning-quick.
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