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nowadays
[ nou-uh-deyz ]
adverb
- at the present day; in these times:
Few people do their laundry by hand nowadays.
noun
- the present:
The kitchens of nowadays are much more efficient than when I was a boy.
nowadays
/ ˈnaʊəˌdeɪz /
adverb
- in these times
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of nowadays1
Example Sentences
You may need to expand your thinking about what search engine optimization encompasses nowadays to include voice search phrasing.
Smartphones all kind of look the same nowadays, but other options would have been a dual front-camera setup in the OnePlus Nord or a fancy new under-display camera.
Like all media companies nowadays, Scroll has faced the coronavirus crunch.
A lot of stories nowadays emerge on social media and paying attention to spikes allows you to get on top of the story right away.
However, focusing on your own tactics is not enough nowadays.
Perhaps on his own nowadays, Epstein is trying his best to webmaster over a dozen URLs.
This is how many public safety officers are trained nowadays.
Nowadays, it looks like Anschutz is trying to get out of the multiplex business.
But Hillstomp is the real deal, as legit as anything you will find nowadays down on the bayou.
Comic book heroes are even hotter—Spiderman and Batman probably earn more money nowadays than Warren Buffett and Bill Gates.
Nowadays, a father will return from London and not even mention the Tubes to his children.
I'm a nasty cross old thing before lunch, Mr. Wentworth, so I don't come down till afterwards nowadays.
Nowadays many organists find it possible to play the Overture to Tannhauser; the writer pleads guilty himself.
Such hands do not exist nowadays, and never will again, he used to say in after life.
Nowadays, however, the latter was somewhat of an invalid, and seldom left their London house in Hill Street.
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