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today
adjective as in contemporary
adjective as in latter-day
Weak matches
adjective as in modern
Strongest matches
Strong matches
adjective as in present
adjective as in present-day
adjective as in recent
adjective as in synchronic
Strong match
Weak matches
adjective as in ultramodern
adjective as in up-to-date
Strongest matches
adjective as in up-to-the-minute
adverb as in now
adverb as in presently
noun as in present
Strongest match
Example Sentences
But by March 2026, the real estate firm predicts home prices across the L.A.-Orange County metro area will be 2.4% lower than they are today, in large part because of rising inventory.
Many of the brothers' supporters suggest that if they were put on trial today, their allegations of abuse would be taken more seriously – potentially leading to a very different outcome.
“I think anytime with rehab you want to feel healthy, which I do feel good today,” Kershaw, 37, told reporters after the game at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark.
The garage singer said it was "heartbreaking to think so many children today don't have that same chance".
Scientists have warned that if another Carrington happens, we would be even more vulnerable today given how much of our lives depend on the electrical grid.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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