Instantiate (verb)

1. To represent or exemplify (a general concept or abstract category) by a particular instance.
2. To create an instance of an object from a class in object-oriented programming.

Origin:

This word comes from the latin word instantia meaning "presence, occurrence", formed by in- meaning "in" and stans, present participle of stare meaning "to stand".

Examples:

1. The new product instantiates the company's commitment to sustainability.
2. The class was instantiated to create an object.
3. The company instantiated the plan to improve efficiency.
4. The teacher instantiated the concept with a real-life example.
5. The program instantiated an instance of the class to create an object.