be immediate

Frequency: 7.29.8 per million words

Used to state that something is happening or exists without delay.

immediateVERB + ADJECTIVE

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be

Examples (10)

  • The effect will be immediate once the new policy is implemented.
  • Her reaction was immediate when she heard the surprising news.
  • The customer support response is immediate for urgent inquiries.
  • If the change is to be immediate, we must execute the plan without delay.
  • We hope the impact of these environmental measures will be immediate and visible.
  • The result was immediate, showing a significant improvement in performance.
  • His understanding of the complex problem was immediate and insightful.
  • For new users, the benefit of this feature is immediate and clear.
  • The demand for the new smartphone is immediate and outstripping supply.
  • The need for intervention was immediate to prevent further escalation.