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immediate

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immediate
1. Philosophy of or relating to an object or concept that is directly known or intuited
2. Logic (of an inference) deriving its conclusion from a single premise, esp by conversion or obversion of a categorial statement


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There may be a specific feeling which could be called the feeling of "pastness," especially where immediate memory is concerned.
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