1. moving at a gallop (the fastest gait of a horse)
Usage: present participle of gallop
2. moving or progressing very quickly
Usage: present participle of gallop

1. increasing or developing at a very rapid rate
Usage: often used with inflation, prices, or growth

Examples

• The horse was galloping across the field.
• She came galloping down the stairs when she heard the news.
• The children were galloping around the playground pretending to be horses.
• Galloping inflation made it difficult for families to afford basic necessities.
• The company experienced galloping growth in its first year.
• He went galloping through his homework so he could watch TV.
• The galloping rhythm of the music made everyone want to dance.