ˈkwiklē, -li adverb
Etymology: Middle English quikly, from quik, quike quick + -ly — more at quick
1. : in a quick manner: as
a. : rapidly , speedily
had got rich quickly — J.D.Hart
b. : without delay : soon
said she would hear from him quickly
2. archaic : in a sensitively responsive manner : with sensitivity
the language was still too rich and stiff to turn and twist quickly and freely upon half a sheet of notepaper — Virginia Woolf