instance and instants - the difference

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INSTANCE / INSTANTS   An instance is an example. An instant is moment of time.   Instance The noun instance means an occurrence or an example. Examples: This is another instance of Mark's poor behaviour.  Take a look at his latest project for instance. Instants The word instants is the plural of instant, which means a moment of time. Examples: The light bulb lasted no longer than a few instants. A couple of instants after the lightning, a deafening thunder roared above our heads.

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