"I had only ever been to her apartment a couple of times. She lived with a roommate, so she wanted to try not to disturb her when possible. We got to her door, and when we went inside, I was hit with the immediate stench of marijuana. Eri shut the door and sighed, walking past me and into the common area of the apartment."
What does "immediate" mean here? To think it's "near", the molecular of the smell is already in the speaker's nostril. So it's near obviously. This musn't be it. To think it's "instant", it's off as well. Since the smoking must have happened recently enough, it's still there. This one seems obvious too.
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What does "immediate" mean here? To think it's "near", the molecular of the smell is already in the speaker's nostril. So it's near obviously. This musn't be it. To think it's "instant", it's off as well. Since the smoking must have happened recently enough, it's still there. This one seems obvious too.
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