faster
adj.adj. moving or happening at a high speed. You use this form when comparing two things to say one has more speed than the other.
adj. the comparative form of 'fast', indicating a higher rate of speed or a shorter duration of time for a process. Often used to describe accelerated physiological responses or recovery rates.
The new treatment leads to a faster recovery.
Patients who follow the exercise plan usually see faster results than those who only take medication.
The medical team noted that the patient's heart rate became significantly faster during the stress test, indicating a potential cardiovascular issue that required further investigation.
From fast (“quick; quickly”) + -er.
From fast (“refrain from eating”) + -er.
The comparative form of 'fast'; typically precedes a noun or follows a linking verb.
more fasterfasterFaster is already a comparative form; adding 'more' is a double comparative error.