instantaneously

He brought the premise to Bennett, who was on board almost instantaneously.

But by the time Agatha Harkness’ body instantaneously rots and decomposes into a bed of flowers in shades of her signature purple, her death inspires something closer to sadness rather than cheer.

Plus, the speed in which they are produced makes them part of the cultural conversation almost instantaneously.

And “shake maps” — maps that could quantify the intensity of shaking felt by location — weren’t available virtually instantaneously as they are today.

The race was stopped, Carlin instantaneously raising his hand in apology before holding his head in disbelief, fearing he would be disqualified.