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1. (adj.) instantaneous
occurring, done, or completed in an instant; immediate:
an instantaneous response.
2. instantaneous
existing at or pertaining to a particular instant.
Etymology: (1645–55; < ML instantāneus. See instant , -an1, -eous)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) instantaneous, instant(a)
occurring with no delay
"relief was instantaneous"; "instant gratification"
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1. (adj) instantaneous
done or occurring in an instant, or without any perceptible duration of time; as, the passage of electricity appears to be instantaneous
2. (adj) instantaneous
at or during a given instant; as, instantaneous acceleration, velocity, etc
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Sense: done, happening or acting in an instant or very quickly
The effect of this poison is instantaneous.
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 Afrikaans: oombliklik |
 Arabic: فَوْري |
 Bulgarian: мигновен |
 Brazilian: instantâneo |
 Czech: okamžitý |
 German: augenblicklich |
 Danish: øjeblikkelig |
 Greek: ακαριαίος |
 Spanish: instantáneo |
 Estonian: silmapilkne |
 Farsi: فوری |
 Finnish: välitön |
 French: instantané |
 Hebrew: מִיַדִי |
 Hindi: तात्कालिक |
 Croatian: trenutačan |
 Hungarian: azonnali |
 Indonesian: seketika |
 Icelandic: tafarlaus |
 Italian: istantaneo, immediato |
 Japanese: 即時の |
 Korean: 즉각적인 |
 Lithuanian: momentalus |
 Latvian: acumirklīgs; tūlītējs |
 Malay: sangat cepat |
 Dutch: onmiddellijk |
 Norwegian: øyeblikkelig, momentan |
 Polish: błyskawiczny |
 Persian: فوری |
 Pashto: فورې |
 Portuguese: instantâneo |
 Romanian: instantaneu |
 Russian: мгновенный |
 Slovak: okamžitý |
 Slovenian: takojšen |
 Serbian: trenutan |
 Swedish: ögonblicklig |
 Thai: ทันทีทันใด |
 Turkish: anî, hemencecik |
 Taiwanese: 瞬間發生的 |
 Ukrainian: миттєвий; негайний |
 Urdu: فوری |
 Vietnamese: tức thời |
 Chinese: 瞬间的 |
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