Immediate Effect

Definition

Immediate effect refers to the direct consequence or outcome resulting from a particular event or action without any significant delay.

Related terms

Ripple Effect: The continuing impact or consequences of an event that spread outwards gradually like ripples in water.

Cause and Effect Relationship: A relationship between events where one event (cause) brings about another event (effect).

Domino Effect: A chain reaction where one event sets off a series of related events sequentially.