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What is the comparative and superlative of swiftly?

Here's the breakdown of the comparatives and superlatives for "swiftly":

* Swiftly is an adverb, meaning "with speed."

* More swiftly is the comparative form, indicating a greater degree of speed.

* Most swiftly is the superlative form, indicating the highest degree of speed.

Example Sentences:

* Swiftly: The bird flew swiftly across the sky.

* More swiftly: The cheetah ran more swiftly than the lion.

* Most swiftly: Of all the runners, she ran most swiftly.

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