immediately
ɪˈmiːdʒətli
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Adverb

urgencywithout delay or hesitation
  • She responded immediately to the call.
  • The alarm went off, and they evacuated immediately.
  • He immediately noticed the error in the report.
instantly promptly
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Expressions with immediately

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form a quick and strong connection with someone
We immediately clicked and became good friends.

Origin of immediately

Latin, in- (not) + medius (middle)

Terms with immediately included in their meaning

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nextadj.
time
immediately following in time or order
nextadv.
time
immediately following in time or sequence
specific day
the day immediately before today
recent past
the night immediately before today
next toprep.
position
positioned immediately beside something
just before
immediately preceding in context
rightadv.
time
immediately, without delay
immediate night
the present or immediately coming night

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  1. French:immédiatement, ...
  2. German:sofort, ...
  3. Italian:immediatamente, ...
  4. Spanish:inmediatamente, ...
  5. Portuguese:imediatamente, ...
  6. Chinese:立即, ...
  7. Japanese:すぐに, ...
  8. Arabic:فَوْراً, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִיָּד, ...
  10. Russian:немедленно, ...
  11. Ukrainian:негайно, ...
  12. Hindi:तुरंत, ...

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