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instant

[in-stuhnt] / ˈɪn stənt /




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"I think the accident affirmed what I was always worried about, knowing life can just change in an instant and things aren't always in your control," Judd says.

From BBC

And they did - with "Butter", "MIC Drop", "Dynamite" and "Mikrokosmos" igniting instant recognition, lifting the crowd into a shared, euphoric chorus.

From BBC

Her new judgment on the street name was instant.

From Los Angeles Times

"The younger generation expect it. You scan a QR code and get instant data transmitted to your phone, or pop your headphones into your ear and get the data spoken to you."

From BBC

Buybacks would give the stock an instant boost, and there’s growing speculation on the Street that those are coming.

From Barron's