can "sweep" also mean "quick"?
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Sweep can also mean to move across or through swiftly or broadly: "News of the lunar landing swept the country".
To pass quickly across, as when searching: His gaze swept the horizon.
You are in a sense correct, it can mean "quick". (Found in Encyclopedia & Wikipedia)
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No, but maybe you mean "swift", which does mean "quick".
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