Instant
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 272
in's tant, adj. pleasing, urgent, mime- diatc: quick: without delay, present, current, as the pa ing month — the present monn nt of time, any moment or point of tunc —aav In's tantly, on the instant or moment nnmcdiatcly: (13.) importunately, reulmisly. |1. nntans, •antis, prp of tnsto, to stand upon in, upon, sin, to stand Instantaneous. in-stan-Lui'c-us. adj. done in an instant momentary: orcuinng oi acting at once very quickly —ads'. Instantaneously. Instanter, in-stai/ter, adv. iniineduiuly. L See Instant.] (install. [In ami State
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