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present-day
[ prez-uhnt-dey ]
adjective
- current; modern:
present-day techniques; present-day English.
present-day
noun
- modifier of the modern day; current
I don't like present-day fashions
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of present-day1
Example Sentences
But the central takeaway from the shower of Monopoly money is the Dodgers’ extensive use of deferred salaries that substantially lower the present-day value of contracts.
As I talked through my present-day experience, I began to understand exactly what had happened between my husband and me on the day of our move; why I had lashed out so fiercely.
Contemporary documentary footage of different puppet shows across Asia are interspersed with vivid street scenes that offer a present-day glimpse of the locations where Edward and Molly’s romantic misadventures unspool.
But it’s crucial to recognize that we’re not just feeling the long-term effects of historical policies — present-day zoning is still driving much of the inequality in America.
Since President William McKinley’s once-upon-a-time mediocrity was exceeded only by his present-day obscurity, few observers grasped the real significance of Trump’s remarks.
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