Quick-learning
What it means
Able to acquire new knowledge or skills rapidly.
Reach for it when describing demonstrated learning speed without implying mastery
The quick-learning volunteer handled the booking system confidently after one lesson.
Words to choose between 6
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everyday
Fits when general intellectual promise is intended
Careful Bright can feel patronizing in adult assessment.
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everyday
Fits when plain emphasis on speed is desired
Careful Fast-learning is less idiomatic for people.
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warm
Fits when openness to instruction is the key trait
Careful Receptiveness does not prove fast progress.
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professional
Fits when effective adjustment to change matters
Careful Adaptability can occur without rapid study.
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professional
Fits when ability to gain a taught skill is assessed
Careful Trainable can sound dehumanizing when applied to adults.
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formal
Fits when natural readiness to learn is praised
Careful Apt may mean merely suitable.
Opposites 3
- slow-learning
- unreceptive
- inflexible
Common phrases 3
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quick-learning employee
The quick-learning employee soon assisted other new starters.
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quick-learning child
A quick-learning child mastered the new hand signs.
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quick-learning system
The quick-learning system adapted to seasonal demand.
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