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present-day
[prez-uhnt-dey]
adjective
current; modern.
present-day techniques; present-day English.
present-day
noun
(modifier) of the modern day; current
I don't like present-day fashions
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of present-day1
Example Sentences
Film director Bruce Beresford updated the ducal court of Mantua to present-day Beverly Hills and Venice Beach.
I am not one to draw straight lines from a historical figure or event in the past to present-day political figures or events.
Bimini Baths, once one of the largest, stood at the present-day intersection of Third Street and Vermont Avenue, where a Vons grocery store now sits.
They come from a glittering hoard of nearly 1,800 pearls, rubies, topaz, sapphires, and patterned gold sheets, first glimpsed deep inside a brick chamber near the Buddha's birthplace in present-day Uttar Pradesh in India.
Millennials and Gen Zers' present-day hardships are so directly correlated to boomers’ past gains; at the same time, they’re more dependent on their boomer parents than any other generation has been.
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