Briskly

/ˈbrɪskli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In an active, quick, or energetic manner.

She walked briskly to catch the bus before it left.

In a stimulating and refreshing way.

The morning breeze blew briskly through the open window.

In a lively and cheerful manner.

He greeted everyone briskly, bringing a smile to their faces.

With a sense of urgency or promptness.

The manager spoke briskly during the meeting to keep things on schedule.

From Middle English brisk, meaning 'lively, quick'.

brisk walk

A fast-paced, energetic walk.

brisk business

A period of high activity or efficiency in trade.

brisk exchange

A lively or rapid discussion or negotiation.

brisk

Characterized by quickness and liveliness.

briskness

The quality of being brisk and energetic.

brisket

A cut of meat from the breast or lower chest.

To do something quickly or without delay.

Let's wrap this up briskly so we can grab lunch.

To hurry up in a casual way.

Come on, let's move briskly; the show starts soon.