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View definitions for in recent times

in recent times

adverb as in lately

adverb as in latterly

adverb as in recently

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Example Sentences

But many say that, in recent times, access to trees on their land has been impeded, often violently by Israeli settlers.

From BBC

But, beaten so decisively by the All Blacks last week when discipline was a massive issue and the attack misfired, rarely in recent times had it felt like there was so much to fix from one game to the next.

From BBC

Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford remains a model of consistency, once again producing a crucial save from Fotis Ioannidis, while Bellingham strode around the Olympic Stadium with the sort of confident swagger that has been missing for England and Real Madrid in recent times.

From BBC

Recess appointments—a constitutional power allowing presidents to temporarily fill vacancies “that may happen during the Recess of the Senate”—are something that both parties in the Senate have prevented from happening in recent times by holding “pro forma” sessions every few days instead of actually adjourning for extended periods of time.

From Slate

This was not a bad United display, certainly not their worst in recent times, but all the perspiration expended could not cover up the shortage of inspiration that will be at his disposal.

From BBC

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

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