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

Now they were being punished for it with threats of prosecution for failure to instal septic systems.

From The Guardian

While the problem is particularly pronounced in the countryside, where carriers have few financial incentives to instal new transmission stations, even in the cities businesses aren’t seeing the cellphone coverage they want.

From Seattle Times

Network injection attacks allow hackers to redirect a target’s browser and apps to malicious sites which are under the attackers’ control, and then instal spyware to infect the target’s device.

From The Guardian

The moves have led to swirling claims and counter claims, including that as part of the negotiations, Egypt is seeking a deal to instal Dahlan as Gaza’s political leader – a claim denied by Hamas officials.

From The Guardian

However, it does not need to if it can instal malware on people’s devices that can collect audio and message traffic before encryption is applied.

From The Guardian