Quickly or swiftly (primarily used in French musical notation as 'vite' or the English equivalent 'with speed').
From French 'vite' (quickly), from Latin 'vita' (life), with the idea of living fast or doing something with vital energy.
Musicians see 'vite' in sheet music meaning 'fast,' and it comes from the same Latin root as 'vital'—ancient speakers thought speed and liveliness were connected to having vital energy.
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