“Instantly” in Japanese
Short answer
Instantly in Japanese is “即” (soku). Full meaning: instantly, immediately, at once; equals, means, is; oneness (of two opposing things), inseparability.
Other ways to say “Instantly” in Japanese
一躍
ichiyaku suddenly (rising to fame, etc.), instantly, immediately, overnight; one bound, one leap
ひと思いに
hitoomoini instantly, resolutely
矢庭に
yaniwani suddenly, instantly
即刻
sokkoku immediately, at once, instantly
間髪入れず
kanhatsuirezu immediately, instantly, with nary a pause, without a moment's delay
間髪おかず
kanhatsuokazu immediately, instantly, with nary a pause, without a moment's delay
一瞬にして
isshunnishite in an instant, instantly, in a moment, instantaneously, in the twinkling of an eye
間髪を入れず
kanhatsuwoirezu immediately, instantly, with nary a pause, without a moment's delay
間一髪を入れず
kan'ippatsuwoirezu immediately, instantly, with nary a pause, without a moment's delay
咄嗟に
tossani at once, immediately, instantly, in an instant, quickly, suddenly, on the spur of the moment
いちやく
ichiyaku suddenly (rising to fame, etc.), instantly, immediately, overnight; one bound, one leap
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