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since

since

733 1.0
From that time until now
  • adverb
  • /sɪns/
translation icon : desde entonces
  • I have lived in this city since 2010.
  • ever since
  • long since
  • has since become

Examples

  • I've had the same recurring nightmare about it ever since.

  • It's been a while since I've been outside.

  • If you have been here since this video, hello to you.

  • I literally have not got my hair done since I was pregnant.

  • So it's been about a year since I started my online blog.

  • I've had my lock since I was three.

  • My mom has been using Clinique since I was a little boy.

  • I left Montana when I was 18, moved out to Los Angeles and haven't been back since.

  • We've been in cars and offices and airplanes ever since.

  • She walked away, and he's been wanting her back ever since.

Synonyms

syne
vssince
  • Literature
9.9

From that time until now

is the general English form used across varieties rather than only Scottish

Idioms

87 4.6

Saying that something happened many years ago and is not true now

A very useful new thing that people say is great

From a very long time ago up to now

For a very long time

For a very long time

Surface Forms

since positive

Etymology

Since comes from the old English root sith meaning 'after that time' and is like the word then. Saying 'have lived there ever since' means 'from that time until now'.