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So now it skips the middleman called time.
means Happening instantly, with nothing standing between the trigger and the result.
from From Latin immediatus: in- (not) plus mediatus (mediated), literally with no middle, nothing in between.
Spatial tooYour immediate family stands closest, no relatives between.
Word relativeShares roots with medium and mediate.
Legal senseImmediate cause means the last link, not first.