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today
adverb, noun /təˈdeɪ/Definition
A1 (on) the present day: What's the date today? He's going to ring you at some point today. Today is even hotter than yesterday! Is that today's paper? He should be back today week/a week today (= one week from today).Days, and parts of the weekNow B2 used more generally to mean the present time: Today, people are much more concerned about their health than they were in the past. With today's technology almost anything seems possible. The youth of today don't know how lucky they are.Now
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Synonyms and related words:
- contemporary adjective (EXISTING NOW)
- day noun
- even adverb (SURPRISE)
- existing adjective
- here adverb
- hereupon adverb
- just adverb (NOW)
- moment noun (OCCASION)
- now adverb (AT PRESENT)
- nowadays adverb
- ongoing adjective
- present noun (NOW)
- present-day adjective
- prevailing adjective
- right adverb (EXACTLY)
- the status quo noun
- there's no time like the present idiom
- this minute idiom
- time noun (PERIOD)
- topical adjective (HAPPENING NOW)
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