today
- noun
- /təˈdeɪ/
- I thought to myself, the entire world today suffers from these same problems.
- the world today
- society today
- schools today
Examples
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Should history be a guide to living our lives today and in planning for our tomorrows?
Academic text (2011) -
The youth of today are quite something.
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So the question we have today is what do we do now?
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Most of our wealth today depends on debt.
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It's a great assembly today.
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Good morning and welcome to today's blog from London.
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Meteorologists have today announced the worst of the extreme storms have finally passed.
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And most people today don't have true friendship.
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Even though Gimbutas died in 1994, archaeologists today are still working in her shadow.
Academic text (2011) -
Today is an important today for everyone involved in the project.
Synonyms
The time that is happening now
The time and place you are in now
The present time, especially compared with the past
The present time that people often compare with the past
The present time when people share common ideas and ways of life
The time now with the common ideas and ways people live
The recent period of history from the Industrial Revolution to today
The time that is happening now
The present moment when something is happening
The present time and the events, ideas, and conditions that shape life now
Idioms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Today comes from old English to- 'on' + day 'day', and because it meant 'this day' people also began to use it for the present time or age, which is why today can mean 'nowadays'.