instal

[ in-stawl ]

verb (used with object)

, in·stalled, in·stal·ling.

1. install.

Other Words From

• rein·stal verb (used with object)

Example Sentences

The average number of Web shells installed from August, 2020 to January of this year was 144,000, almost twice that for the same months in 2019 and 2020.

From Ars Technica

None of the customers had recently installed any apps, and all the apps they had already installed came from Play, a market that despite its long history of admitting malicious apps remains safer than most third-party sites.

From Ars Technica

The first issue only applies to users who had installed a popular extension called The Great Suspender, which suppresses tabs that would otherwise eat up a lot of computer resources if left running in the background.

From Popular-Science

Although penalties of up to $15,000 are permitted, state officials issued fines of just $2,000 to half a dozen North Shore homeowners who installed unauthorized protections in recent years.

From ProPublica

After the private equity firm Blackstone Group purchased Andreev’s stake in 2019, Herd was installed as CEO of the reorganized company.

From Washington Post

So Alcimus-Jakim was made high priest and Bacchides brought an army to instal him in his office.

From Project Gutenberg

I think our hospital was the first to instal a cinematograph as a fixture.

From Project Gutenberg

A patent dated April 9th of that year required that within six weeks all parishes should instal conformist clergy or close.

From Project Gutenberg

Skilled workmen invaded the Old Schloss, to instal central heating from top to bottom.

From Project Gutenberg

We're going to undress ourselves, to instal ourselves between two sheets, wearing nothing but our shirts.

From Project Gutenberg