AD
adverb /ˌeɪˈdiː/Definition
(Definition of AD adverb from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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- Continue & last
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- Days & times of day
- Days, & parts of the week
- Decades, centuries & the millennium
- Describing age & birthdays
- Describing people who are old
- Describing people who are young
- Describing when something happened or will happen
- Early
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- Frequency & regularity - general words
- Immediately
- In the future & soon
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- Long periods of time
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- Names of months
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- Old or old-fashioned
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- Stages of life
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- The seasons
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Synonyms and related words:
- annual adjective
- annually adverb
- annus mirabilis noun
- BC adverb
- bicentenary noun
- bicentennial noun
- calendar year noun
- centenary noun
- circa preposition
- date noun (DAY)
- financial year noun
- fiscal year noun
- leap year noun
- light year noun
- New Year noun
- solar year noun
- tercentenary noun
- the Gregorian calendar noun
- year noun
- yearly adjective, adverb
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