Definition: In the New Revised Standard Version (KJV), "alacrity" refers to quickness or speed in action, often accompanied by zeal or enthusiasm. The term was originally derived from a Hebrew word meaning "quick wind." It typically implies swift action or skillful effort, such as in athletics. However, its use can vary depending on the cultural context and usage of the term. In simpler terms, someone who is quick to react and take action, or shows a great deal of zeal and enthusiasm. Here are some detailed definitions: 1. Quick wind: A swift breeze (a) coming from the wind, b) blowing up suddenly, c) making rapid progress or action, d) accompanied by excitement. 2. Speedy: Fast-moving in speed; quick or speedy. 3. Fast-paced: Active and active with a lot of energy (e.g., fast in action); vigorous, energetic, lively. 4. Quickness: Rapidness; swift motion. 5. Speedwell: A fast wind, a strong breeze that blows swiftly. 6. Thoroughly fast: Fully or very rapidly; extremely quick. This word is often used figuratively to describe someone who has quick actions and zeal, as if they are flying over their heads with the wind.
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