Immediately
Immediately adverb - Without delay.
This day and immediately are semantically related In some cases you can use "This day" instead an adverb "Immediately".
This day
Immediately and this day are semantically related in presently topic. You can use "Immediately" instead an adverb phrase "This day".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- instant and immediately
- instant and this day
- directly and immediately
- directly and this day
- straight away and immediately
- straight away and this day
- away and immediately
- away and this day
- promptly and immediately
- promptly and this day
- soon and immediately
- soon and this day
- once and immediately
- once and this day
Both terms in one sentence
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Multiple reviews immediately named it as the best album of 2009 - "immediately" being its release in the first week of January - and continue to hold these views to this day.
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The book was an instant bestseller, and debates over God, creation, science, ethics, the place of man, the meaning in life and other such philosophical concepts began almost immediately, continuing to this day.
Source: Useful Notes / Charles Darwin - The show was immediately pulled off the air with its remaining episodes unaired to this day, while the producers Retooled the show into Takarasagashi Adventure Nazotoki Battle TORE!
Source: Series / Dasshutsu Game DERO!
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