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Definition of present-time in English: present-timeadjective Relating to the current period of time. the story takes place in present-time Britain Example sentencesExamples - Mindfulness of breathing is a present-time awareness.
- She has a four-member team, which has been freed from present-time responsibilities in order to focus all its attention on future trends and technology changes.
- My Black Sun quartet is set in present-time United States.
- He is present-time orientated, seldom defers gratification, and never plans for the future.
- When you are filtering present-time information through your belief systems, then you are filtering the information through fear.
- Such common-sense views of health change all the time and are a reflection of present-time experience.
- The date and time gets stamped upon the pictures; if it reads as present-time, refreshing the page might cause it to flip to a different one.
- The night he spends with Lulu in 1952 is re-enacted for us as a present-time event, as vivid in the narrative as it is in his memory.
Synonyms current, present, contemporary, latter, latter-day, twenty-first-century, modern, latest, existing, extant, recent
Definition of present-time in US English: present-timeadjective Relating to the current period of time. the story takes place in present-time Britain Example sentencesExamples - Mindfulness of breathing is a present-time awareness.
- My Black Sun quartet is set in present-time United States.
- She has a four-member team, which has been freed from present-time responsibilities in order to focus all its attention on future trends and technology changes.
- When you are filtering present-time information through your belief systems, then you are filtering the information through fear.
- He is present-time orientated, seldom defers gratification, and never plans for the future.
- The night he spends with Lulu in 1952 is re-enacted for us as a present-time event, as vivid in the narrative as it is in his memory.
- Such common-sense views of health change all the time and are a reflection of present-time experience.
- The date and time gets stamped upon the pictures; if it reads as present-time, refreshing the page might cause it to flip to a different one.
Synonyms current, present, contemporary, latter, latter-day, twenty-first-century, modern, latest, existing, extant, recent
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