Definition of instancy in English:

instancy

noun ˈɪnst(ə)nsiˈɪnstənsi

mass nounarchaic

Urgency.
he told his servants to press the message with greater instancy
Example sentencesExamples
- While the instancy of their debut EP escaped the huddled domain of the keen-eyed talent spotters and marked them out as one of Britain's brightest hopes, To You The First Star takes patience.
- But more than this, the whole efficiency paradigm has brought with it, or at the very least reflects, the ideology of instancy: rapid, continuous, updatable access with its commensurate faith in staying connected and contemporary.

Origin

Early 16th century: from Latin instantia (see instance).

Definition of instancy in US English:

instancy

nounˈinstənsēˈɪnstənsi

archaic

Urgency.
he told his servants to press the message with greater instancy
Example sentencesExamples
- While the instancy of their debut EP escaped the huddled domain of the keen-eyed talent spotters and marked them out as one of Britain's brightest hopes, To You The First Star takes patience.
- But more than this, the whole efficiency paradigm has brought with it, or at the very least reflects, the ideology of instancy: rapid, continuous, updatable access with its commensurate faith in staying connected and contemporary.

Origin

Early 16th century: from Latin instantia (see instance).

单词	instancy
释义	Definition of instancy in English: instancy noun ˈɪnst(ə)nsiˈɪnstənsi mass nounarchaic Urgency. he told his servants to press the message with greater instancy Example sentencesExamples While the instancy of their debut EP escaped the huddled domain of the keen-eyed talent spotters and marked them out as one of Britain's brightest hopes, To You The First Star takes patience. But more than this, the whole efficiency paradigm has brought with it, or at the very least reflects, the ideology of instancy: rapid, continuous, updatable access with its commensurate faith in staying connected and contemporary. Origin Early 16th century: from Latin instantia (see instance). Definition of instancy in US English: instancy nounˈinstənsēˈɪnstənsi archaic Urgency. he told his servants to press the message with greater instancy Example sentencesExamples While the instancy of their debut EP escaped the huddled domain of the keen-eyed talent spotters and marked them out as one of Britain's brightest hopes, To You The First Star takes patience. But more than this, the whole efficiency paradigm has brought with it, or at the very least reflects, the ideology of instancy: rapid, continuous, updatable access with its commensurate faith in staying connected and contemporary. Origin Early 16th century: from Latin instantia (see instance).
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