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Synonyms
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Meaning:
antedate

to come before (something) in the history of time

occur or cause to occur earlier

excite

to cause strong feelings (of great pleasure, anger etc) in (a person)

inspire; upset

expedite

to hold, speed up, the progress of (a plan, business etc)

make happen faster

hasten

to move or act with speed

speed something; hurry

liven

(to cause a person, situation) to become lively

make faster; invigorate

precipitate

(doing things, done) without thought or care; solid matter separated from a liquid because of chemical action, e.g. one that forms at the bottom of a liquid; to cause (an event) to happen suddenly, quickly

hurry, speed

quicken

(to cause the speed of a person, thing) to become quick(er)

make faster; invigorate

scoot

to run away

hurry

send

to cause or order (a person, thing) to be carried to, go to a place without going oneself

transmit, transfer through a system

slid

of slide

move smoothly; move down

slide

(to cause a person, thing) to move smoothly over, slip along, a polished surface; to act gradually in the way mentioned without being fully aware

move smoothly; move down

vivificate

make faster; invigorate

make faster; invigorate

ACCELERATE as in Wiktionary
ACCELERATE as in Wikipedia