instantly in Latin
instantly in Latin is iugiter — instantly means right away; without any delay at all.
instantly in Latin
iugiter
At once; without delay. [from 16th c.]
What does "instantly" mean?
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adv Right away; without any delay at all.
"The baby instantly stopped crying when her mother picked her up."
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conj As soon as; the moment that.
"Instantly the bell rang, the pupils rushed out into the playground."
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instantly in a sentence
- The baby instantly stopped crying when her mother picked her up.
- He instantly regretted sending the message.
- Instantly the bell rang, the pupils rushed out into the playground.
- Instantly he heard the news, he picked up the phone.
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What is "instantly" in Latin?
"instantly" in Latin is iugiter. instantly means: Right away; without any delay at all.
How do you use "instantly" in a sentence?
Example: "The baby instantly stopped crying when her mother picked her up." In Latin, "instantly" is iugiter.
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