today

Examples

• All

• And I think especially today, this is a wrong question to ask.

  Lex Fridman

• So will the Prime Minister commit today to publishing this research?

• Now they are taking a stand today and saying enough is enough.

• If I had that phone today, how would I feel?

  Chris Williamson

• And so I will talk today about post secondary education.

• So a lot of what you're seeing today is is a work in progress.

• I'm working hard today I'm sweating so much.

• I have a meeting scheduled for today to discuss our new projects.

• What are your plans for today? I hope to relax and enjoy some free time.

Synonyms

C

currently

vstoday

∞ 1.0

At the present time

can mean that but also refer to the wider current era

N

nowadays

vstoday

267 1.3

At the present time rather than in the past

is used for the same era but also for immediate ongoing time

P

presently

vstoday

87 2.6

At this time

is similar but also carries the sense of the whole current period

A

at present

vstoday

68 1.2

Now, not in the past or future

is used similarly but can also mean the broader current era

I

in this day and age

vstoday

48 3.8

The present time, especially compared with the past

covers that era sense but also general current time without contrast

A

at this point in time

vstoday

42 3.5

At the present time

is less momentary and also applies to the ongoing current period

T

this day and age

vstoday

37 3.5

The present time that people often compare with the past

is broader, applying to present time without needing a past comparison

N

now

vstoday

4 1.0

The present moment when something is happening

is wider, applying to the whole current period or era as well

Idioms

T

today years old

• Slang

9.9

To learn something surprising for the first time today

How Immediate

now

4 1.0

today

1.0

recently

∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology