Instantly
Instantly adverb - Without delay.
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Synonyms for Instantly
Very quickly and instantly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Very quickly" instead an adverb "Instantly".
Very quickly
Instantly and very quickly are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Instantly" instead an adverb phrase "Very quickly".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- immediately and instantly
- immediately and very quickly
- straight away and instantly
- straight away and very quickly
- quickly and instantly
- quickly and very quickly
- rapidly and instantly
- rapidly and very quickly
- expeditiously and instantly
- expeditiously and very quickly
- speedily and instantly
- speedily and very quickly
- swiftly and instantly
- swiftly and very quickly
Both terms in one sentence
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He can mimic a power instantly, but it fades very quickly if he doesn't spend a prolonged period of time (about six hours) in relatively close proximity to the person he's mimicking.
Source: Magic A Is Magic A -
During the Tiger tank battle, two Shermans instantly blows up when penetrated, with the turret dramatically coming off as well, while Peterson's Sherman catches fire very quickly once penetrated.
Source: Film / Fury (2014) -
If they absorb enough energy, they will instantly aim and fire their Wave Motion Gun, killing you very quickly.
Source: Video Game / Arc Angle
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