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now that
Seeing that, since, as in Now that you're here, you might as well stay for dinner. This usage was first recorded in 1530. For a synonym, see as long as.
Example Sentences
Now that the governor’s race is over, Muslim leaders sound cautiously optimistic.
Now that they have the trophies, they intend to make good use of them.
“Now that it’s impacting our family significantly, it’s a bit harder for her,” Paige said of her younger daughter.
Now that Israel’s longtime leader has rolled the dice on a long-anticipated war with Iran, clearly aiming for a “death blow” against the greatly weakened theocratic regime in Tehran, it’s time to appreciate the scale of his accomplishment, and the extent to which he has been underestimated.
“Now that I’m 23, I want to fight for something that I didn’t fight for before, especially since this is part of me. I’m first gen.”
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