currently

[kur-uhnt-lee, kuhr-]

adverb

1. at the presenttime; now.

   She is currently working as a lab technician.

Word History and Origins

Origin of currently¹

First recorded in 1570–80; current + -ly

Example Sentences

He also expressed concern about measures in Labour's Crime and Policing Bill - which is currently being debated in Parliament - that would ban protesters from wearing face coverings in particular locations.

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They are currently commissioned on a local level, run by individual boards and their opening hours vary.

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Next, West should use the $1,350 he currently puts into his savings account and primary brokerage account each month to pay down the $5,730 student loan, currently accruing interest.

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The companies offered to divest all of Spirit’s businesses that currently supply Airbus with aerostructures to Airbus itself, and sell Spirit’s site in Malaysia to Composites Technology Research Malaysia.

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He believes this will help alleviate poverty in the long-run and enable lower taxes, but also help people to plan their own spending more easily with inflation currently fluctuating less.

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Related Words

• directly 
• presently