immediacy

• Nom décrivant la qualité d'être direct ou sans intermédiaire, une perception intuitive immédiate, ou la rapidité d'action ou de survenue.

A noun describing the quality of being direct or without intermediaries, immediate intuitive awareness, or swiftness of action or occurrence.

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1. Directness without mediationC1formal

   The quality of being direct and not involving any intermediate steps or agents.

   immédiateté

   • The immediacy of the live broadcast made viewers feel present at the event.
   • Social media provides a sense of immediacy in communication.
   • The artist's work captures the immediacy of human emotion.

   Synonymesdirectnessimmediateness

   Antonymesindirectnessmediationremoteness

2. Instant awareness or perceptionC1formal

   The state of being immediately perceived or understood without conscious reasoning.

   immédiateté perceptive

   • The immediacy of her reaction showed her deep understanding.
   • He felt an immediacy of recognition when he saw the painting.
   • The poem conveys an immediacy of feeling that resonates with readers.

   Synonymesdirectnessimmediatenessintuition

3. Quickness or urgencyB2formal

   The quality of happening or being done quickly, without delay.

   Caractère immédiat, urgence

   • The immediacy of the crisis required swift action.
   • The immediacy of the response impressed the clients.
   • There is an immediacy to the problem that cannot be ignored.

   Synonymesalacritydispatchhastepromptnessrapidityspeedswiftnessurgency

   Antonymesdelaylatenessremotenessslowness