Idiom
In an instant.
If something happens in an instant, it happens very rapidly.
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They could have crushed me in a instant," he stated.
More than 81percentt of people age 65 and older still live in their own homes, yet their ability to remain independent, healthy and active can change in a instant.
If you're nervous about your injection make sure you tell your nurse or doctor because they will calm you down and always take deep breaths, When getting it done look away, shut your eyes and count from 10 downwards and it will be over in a instant!
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In an instant.
In an instant, everything changed.
In an instant, eyes widened.
They're gone in an instant".
Victory came and went in an instant.
Everything in an instant is overturned.
Months of training evaporated in an instant.
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