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Immediately

/ɪˈmidiətli/
Without delay or without any time passing.

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Examples:

Then I saw Ham and I understood his intention immediately.

I will get Ruth to send a telegram immediately.'

When I understood the words, I left immediately.

Etymology:

etymology
The word immediately comes from the late Middle English period, originating from Old French immediat and from Latin immediatus, meaning not having anything between. The prefix in- in Latin transforms to im- before the letter m, which denotes negation, and medius means middle.

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