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late

Definition for late

adjective as in new

Strongest matches

fresh, recent

Weak matches

advanced, just out, modern

adjective as in dead

adverb as in at the last minute

Strongest match

slowly

Strong matches

belatedly, tardily

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Example Sentences

The way Musk and Ramaswamy have been talking, they clearly have the idea that they’ll be cleaning house from Day 1 onward—just like Musk did when he bought Twitter in late 2022, brought his friends and cronies on as consultants for cost cuts, ousted the company’s executives, and went on to lay off thousands more staffers.

From Slate

In a picture probably from the late 1940s he wears a flannel shirt tucked into trousers.

From Salon

The Union of Concerned Scientists, the National Wildlife Federation, Earth First and The Wilderness Society, among others, all published articles or ran campaigns against runaway population growth well into the late 1990s.

From Salon

Since the beginning of the bull market in late 2022, the market has grown 70%, meaning many stocks are now trading at premiums, which could make further growth in its third year more challenging, he added.

From Salon

Who talked Trump out of nominating “the late, great” Hannibal Lecter?

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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