immediately

im·me·di·ate·ly

adverb

Immediately is defined as at once.

An example of immediately is someone stopping what they're doing to do something which they have been asked to do right away.

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immediately

in an immediate manner; specif.,

without intervening agency or cause; directly
without delay; at once; instantly

Chiefly Brit. at the very moment that; as soon as: return immediately you are done

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immediately

adverb

Without delay.
Without an intermediary; directly: the parties immediately involved in the suit.

conjunction

Chiefly British

As soon as; directly: They phoned immediately they reached home.

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