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​​English has a number of words that mean “fast” – but each one has different collocations.
Did you ever say "I have a quick car"? Well, you made a mistake. The noun "car" collocates with "fast". So, the right sentence should be "I have a fast car".

But now, I am giving you this collocation: hasty decision.
The word hasty means “fast and in a rush”. So if you take a hasty decision, you make it without enough thinking, considering all the things and you might regret it sometime later.

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