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instantly

[in-stuhnt-lee] / ˈɪn stənt li /


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"From the moment he arrived, Derek's portrayal of Charlie Slater instantly cemented him in the hearts of the audience, as the head of one of EastEnders' most iconic families," they went on.

From BBC

“It’s more frightening when something is not instantly fully understood and seen,” he says.

From Los Angeles Times

An 'I was there' moment on a tour where most of the moments were instantly forgettable.

From BBC

People who have tried coming off the jabs describe it as "a switch that goes on and you're instantly starving".

From BBC

Or similarly, instead of having to need a hundred keys to open a hundred doors in normal computing, quantum enables you to open all one hundred, with one key, instantly.

From BBC