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随即 (suíjí) is used to express that something happened immediately after or shortly afterward. For example, 他听到消息，随即 (suíjí) 就出发了 (tā tīng dào xiāoxi, suíjí jiù chūfā le) - He heard the news and immediately set off.
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1. 立即 (lìjí): This word means "immediately, at once".
2. 即刻 (jíkè): This word means "immediately, right away".
3. 紧接着 (jǐnjiēzhe): This word means "immediately after, right after".
4. 马上 (mǎshàng): This word means "immediately, right away".
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It would be inappropriate to use 随即 (suíjí) when referring to a situation that requires a longer period of time. For example, if you are talking about a project that will take several months to complete, it would not be appropriate to say "随即开始" (suíjí kāishǐ, "start immediately after"). In this case, it would be more appropriate to use a phrase such as "不久之后" (bùjiǔ zhīhòu, "shortly afterward").
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