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View definitions for before now

before now

adjective as in beforehand

adverb as in earlier

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Have you known people with dementia before now?

Amorim could have left Sporting before now and has been strongly linked with succeeding Guardiola at Man City, should the Spaniard decide to leave Etihad Stadium this season.

From BBC

"I wish we would have had this long before now because we can change any election by moving our pack," she said, adding that if "we take the collective and put it into our PAC. It's gonna change the course of whatever happens, and not just on the top of the ticket because" the "trickle down effect" allows it to impact state and local elections.

From Salon

I thought that Trump’s fraud convictions, his treasonous attempt to overthrow the government, his racist and fascist statements and his obvious apparent cognitive decline would have doomed his candidacy before now.

From Salon

“Find something that you can create value for yourself, whatever role it is. If it’s something you’ve never done before, now you’re adding more value to this football team, and it gives us an ability to be more versatile.”

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

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