The instance
Example: This instance shows how the system behaves under pressure
Definition
"The instance" refers to a specific example or occurrence of something within a larger context. It is used to highlight a particular case that illustrates or demonstrates a concept, event, or behavior, such as in the phrase: This instance shows how the system behaves under pressure.
Etymology
The phrase "the instance" derives from the Latin word 'instantia,' meaning urgency or presence. Over time, it evolved in English to mean a particular case or example. Did you know? The word 'instance' originally implied pressing or standing upon something, reflecting its sense of immediacy or importance.
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"The instance" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - General - (B1) - set 3", containing 113 commonly used words.
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