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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
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adjective as in ultramodern
adjective as in up-to-date
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adjective as in up-to-the-minute
adverb as in now
adverb as in presently
noun as in present
Strongest match
Example Sentences
Residential cruise operator Villa Vie Residences invites travelers onto the Villa Vie Odyssey for a journey that ranges from one to four years, with stops in more than 400 destinations, USA Today reports.
However, the job has proved so slow – the first book was not produced until 1694 and today it takes more than a year to get through a single letter of the alphabet – that the relevance of the enterprise is increasingly in question.
In its press release, the Academy said the dictionary is a “mirror of an epoch running from the 1950s up to today,” and boasts 21,000 new entries compared to the 1935 version.
And such is the pace of linguistic change, many words in current use today are too new to make it in.
NBC’s “Today” is keeping the selection of its next co-host in the family.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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