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instantial

/ˌɪnˈstænʃəl/

instantial adjective: being instantiated.

Adjective

instantial (not comparable)

  1. Being instantiated.
    • Near-synonyms: instated, realized
    • when hypotheticals become instantial
    Synonyms:
    instated, realize
  2. Relating to a particular instance of something, not the general case.
    • Near-synonyms: coincidental; random; sporadic
    • Some of those attributes are merely instantial, whereas others are truly generic.

Synonyms of instantial

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All synonyms and antonyms of instantial

Origin of instantial

From instance + -ial.

Words formed from instantial

Questions about instantial

What does instantial mean?
Instantial means being instantiated.
What part of speech is instantial?
Instantial is an adjective.
How do you pronounce instantial?
Instantial is pronounced /ˌɪnˈstænʃəl/.

Words near instantial in the dictionary

  1. instantaneous velocity
  2. instantaneously
  3. instantaneousness
  4. instanter
  5. instantiable
  6. instantial
  7. instantially
  8. instantiatable
  9. instantiate
  10. instantiated
  11. instantiates

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