be instantaneous

Frequency: 7.815.2 per million words

Used to describe something that happens or is done immediately, without any delay.

instantaneousVERB + instantaneous

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Examples (10)

  • The reaction to the news was instantaneous.
  • For optimal user experience, the system's feedback must be instantaneous.
  • He hoped the results would be instantaneous, but they took time.
  • The effect of the pain reliever can be instantaneous for some individuals.
  • Her understanding of the complex problem was instantaneous.
  • Customer support in the digital age should be instantaneous.
  • The spread of information via social media is often instantaneous.
  • They observed that the change in color was instantaneous when the two chemicals mixed.
  • Ideally, the connection will be instantaneous when you click the link.
  • The recognition of his old friend was instantaneous, despite the years.