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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
Strongest matches
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
That means the end of those stainless-steel stanchions with numbers etched into them at the gate, where passengers today line up based on boarding position assigned at check-in and then pick any open seat.
"That was an important realisation for me that of course AI is a reflection of the world we live in today and the level of inequality and discrimination that exists," she says.
"It's pointless hiding it, today was not easy, neither for us nor for you," Gattuso told journalists after the match.
Earnings season kicked off in earnest today, as some of Wall Street’s heaviest hitters delivered relatively strong results.
The company has called the workers’ request for a 25% salary increase “out of step with today’s economic realities and rising health care costs.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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