Definition of instantaneously in English:

instantaneously

adverbˌɪnst(ə)nˈteɪnɪəsli

Instantly; at once.
now we can communicate instantaneously with the rest of the world
soldiers must be ready to react instantaneously
Example sentencesExamples
- His shtick was to create concrete expectations, only to void them instantaneously with his voice.
- The Internet has allowed firms to reduce publication and mailing costs by instantaneously communicating price and product changes to customers.
- For some reason that eluded him at the time, her last comment startled Jack, sending a red flag up almost instantaneously.
- Othello's intense pain of learning of a humiliating loss of power instantaneously converts to physical violence against the scapegoat Desdemona.
- It will generate reports, customized to your specifications, almost instantaneously.
- The camera has the power to transform the three dimensions of any scene instantaneously into a two-dimensional arrangement of shapes on the viewing screen.
- The opening track is an instantaneously catchy vibe on saying "Hey!"
- Today's advanced performance-management information and communication systems connect retailers, warehouses, manufacturers, and suppliers instantaneously.
- Books, unlike paintings, must be apprehended sequentially, line by line, rather than instantaneously.
- The information from the scan is sent instantaneously to a registry database, to be housed by the new joint venture company.

Definition of instantaneously in US English:

instantaneously

adverbˈˌinstənˈˌtānēəslē

Instantly; at once.
now we can communicate instantaneously with the rest of the world
soldiers must be ready to react instantaneously
Example sentencesExamples
- His shtick was to create concrete expectations, only to void them instantaneously with his voice.
- For some reason that eluded him at the time, her last comment startled Jack, sending a red flag up almost instantaneously.
- It will generate reports, customized to your specifications, almost instantaneously.
- The camera has the power to transform the three dimensions of any scene instantaneously into a two-dimensional arrangement of shapes on the viewing screen.
- The information from the scan is sent instantaneously to a registry database, to be housed by the new joint venture company.
- The opening track is an instantaneously catchy vibe on saying "Hey!"
- Books, unlike paintings, must be apprehended sequentially, line by line, rather than instantaneously.
- The Internet has allowed firms to reduce publication and mailing costs by instantaneously communicating price and product changes to customers.
- Othello's intense pain of learning of a humiliating loss of power instantaneously converts to physical violence against the scapegoat Desdemona.
- Today's advanced performance-management information and communication systems connect retailers, warehouses, manufacturers, and suppliers instantaneously.

单词	instantaneously
释义	Definition of instantaneously in English: instantaneously adverbˌɪnst(ə)nˈteɪnɪəsli Instantly; at once. now we can communicate instantaneously with the rest of the world soldiers must be ready to react instantaneously Example sentencesExamples His shtick was to create concrete expectations, only to void them instantaneously with his voice. The Internet has allowed firms to reduce publication and mailing costs by instantaneously communicating price and product changes to customers. For some reason that eluded him at the time, her last comment startled Jack, sending a red flag up almost instantaneously. Othello's intense pain of learning of a humiliating loss of power instantaneously converts to physical violence against the scapegoat Desdemona. It will generate reports, customized to your specifications, almost instantaneously. The camera has the power to transform the three dimensions of any scene instantaneously into a two-dimensional arrangement of shapes on the viewing screen. The opening track is an instantaneously catchy vibe on saying "Hey!" Today's advanced performance-management information and communication systems connect retailers, warehouses, manufacturers, and suppliers instantaneously. Books, unlike paintings, must be apprehended sequentially, line by line, rather than instantaneously. The information from the scan is sent instantaneously to a registry database, to be housed by the new joint venture company. Definition of instantaneously in US English: instantaneously adverbˈˌinstənˈˌtānēəslē Instantly; at once. now we can communicate instantaneously with the rest of the world soldiers must be ready to react instantaneously Example sentencesExamples His shtick was to create concrete expectations, only to void them instantaneously with his voice. For some reason that eluded him at the time, her last comment startled Jack, sending a red flag up almost instantaneously. It will generate reports, customized to your specifications, almost instantaneously. The camera has the power to transform the three dimensions of any scene instantaneously into a two-dimensional arrangement of shapes on the viewing screen. The information from the scan is sent instantaneously to a registry database, to be housed by the new joint venture company. The opening track is an instantaneously catchy vibe on saying "Hey!" Books, unlike paintings, must be apprehended sequentially, line by line, rather than instantaneously. The Internet has allowed firms to reduce publication and mailing costs by instantaneously communicating price and product changes to customers. Othello's intense pain of learning of a humiliating loss of power instantaneously converts to physical violence against the scapegoat Desdemona. Today's advanced performance-management information and communication systems connect retailers, warehouses, manufacturers, and suppliers instantaneously.
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