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instant (IN stuhnt) (s) (noun), instants (pl)
1. An infinitely short period of time; a moment: For a couple of instants, Jerome forgot where he was.
2. A solitary and precise split second of time: The instant Jill heard the alarm go off, she bolted out of the room.
3. Pre-processed food or beverage that is prepared in a very short time: When drinking coffee at the corner café, Jill preferred freshly brewed coffee to instant.
instant (adjective); more instant, most instant
1. Pertaining to something that takes place immediately: Greg had instant satisfaction when he completed his meal.
2. Relating to something that is commercially prepared or processed for quick and easy preparation: Ann was using an instant cake mix which could be baked quickly and instant coffee to serve with the cake.
3. A reference to something that is imperative; urgent: There was an instant need for Jim and his family to get home before the thunderstorm started.
A unit related to: “instant
(Latin: movement, movement of time, instant, moving power, consequence, importance)
(a result of an instant on the lips to a lifetime on the hips)