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Time-consuming Antonyms

Trying to find opposite word for time-consuming in English? No problem. Our site contains antonyms of time-consuming in 18 different contexts. We have listed all the opposite words for time-consuming alphabetically.

active
  • alive
  • astir
  • at work
  • bustling
  • effective
  • efficacious
  • exertive
  • flowing
  • functioning
  • going
  • hasty
  • impelling
  • in force
  • in play
  • in process
bright
  • ablaze
  • aglow
  • alight
  • argent
  • auroral
  • beaming
  • blazing
  • brilliant
  • burning
  • burnished
  • coruscating
  • dazzling
  • effulgent
  • flashing
  • fulgent
busy
  • active
  • already taken
  • assiduous
  • at it
  • buried
  • diligent
  • employed
  • engaged
  • engrossed
  • having a full plate
  • having enough on one's plate
  • having fish to fry
  • having many irons in the fire
  • hustling
  • in a meeting
cognizant
  • acquainted
  • alive
  • apprehensive
  • au courant
  • awake
  • conscious
  • conversant
  • down with
  • familiar
  • grounded
  • hep to
  • hip to
  • in on
  • in the know
  • in the picture
exciting
  • agitative
  • animating
  • appealing
  • arousing
  • arresting
  • astonishing
  • bracing
  • breathtaking
  • commoving
  • dangerous
  • dramatic
  • electrifying
  • exhilarant
  • eye-popping
  • far-out
fast
  • PDQ
  • accelerated
  • active
  • agile
  • blue streak
  • breakneck
  • brisk
  • chop-chop
  • dashing
  • double-time
  • electric
  • expeditious
  • expeditive
  • flashing
  • fleet
hurried
  • abrupt
  • breakneck
  • brief
  • cursory
  • fast
  • hasty
  • headlong
  • hectic
  • impetuous
  • perfunctory
  • precipitant
  • precipitate
  • precipitous
  • rushing
  • short
intelligent
  • able
  • acute
  • alert
  • alive
  • all there
  • apt
  • astute
  • brainy
  • bright
  • brilliant
  • calculating
  • capable
  • clever
  • comprehending
  • creative
interesting
  • absorbing
  • affecting
  • alluring
  • amusing
  • arresting
  • attractive
  • beautiful
  • captivating
  • charismatic
  • compelling
  • curious
  • delightful
  • elegant
  • enchanting
  • engaging
lively
  • agile
  • alert
  • animate
  • animated
  • astir
  • blithe
  • blithesome
  • bouncy
  • bright
  • brisk
  • buoyant
  • bustling
  • buzzing
  • cheerful
  • chipper
on time
  • dependable
  • not delayed
  • not late
  • on schedule
  • prompt
  • punctual
  • punctually
  • reliable
  • timely
  • without delay
quick
  • ASAP
  • a move on
  • abrupt
  • accelerated
  • active
  • agile
  • alert
  • animated
  • breakneck
  • brief
  • brisk
  • cursory
  • curt
  • double time
  • energetic
rapid
  • accelerated
  • active
  • agile
  • breakneck
  • brisk
  • double time
  • expeditious
  • expeditive
  • express
  • fast
  • fleet
  • fleet of foot
  • flying
  • hasty
  • hurried
ready
  • accessible
  • adjusted
  • all set
  • all systems go
  • anticipating
  • apt
  • arranged
  • at beck and call
  • at fingertips
  • at hand
  • at the ready
  • champing at bit
  • close to hand
  • completed
  • convenient
smart
  • acute
  • adept
  • agile
  • alert
  • apt
  • astute
  • bold
  • brainy
  • bright
  • brilliant
  • brisk
  • canny
  • clever
  • crafty
  • effective
violent
  • agitated
  • aroused
  • berserk
  • bloodthirsty
  • brutal
  • coercive
  • crazy
  • cruel
  • demoniac
  • desperate
  • distraught
  • disturbed
  • enraged
  • fierce
  • fiery
waiting
  • abide
  • anticipate
  • await
  • bide
  • bide one's time
  • cool it
  • dally
  • delay
  • expect
  • fill time
  • foresee
  • hang
  • hang around
  • hang onto your hat
  • hang out
wild
  • agrarian
  • barbarian
  • barbaric
  • barbarous
  • dense
  • desert
  • deserted
  • desolate
  • escaped
  • feral
  • ferocious
  • fierce
  • free
  • indigenous
  • lush

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