recent

  • 61recent — adjective /ˈriːsənt/ a) Having happened a short while ago. b) Up to date; not old fashioned or dated …

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  • 62recent — Synonyms and related words: ancient, brand new, current, early, erstwhile, fore, former, fresh, immemorial, just out, late, later, latest, latter, modern, modernistic, neoteric, new, new fashioned, newfangled, newly come, novel, of yesterday, old …

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  • 63recent — re|cent Mot Agut Adjectiu invariable …

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  • 64Recent — Ny, nylig. I geologien betegnelse for i nutiden …

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  • 65recént — adj. m., pl. recénţi; f. sg. recéntã, pl. recénte …

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  • 66recent — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. late, new, fresh, modern; newly come, just arrived or in; former, erstwhile, onetime. See newness, past.Ant., distant. II (Roget s IV) modif. 1. [Lately brought into being] Syn. fresh, novel, new,… …

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  • 67recent — re·cent || rɪːsnt adj. new, fresh, late, of late times …

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  • 68recent — center …

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  • 69recent — a. 1. New, novel. 2. Late, fresh, newly come. 3. Latter, modern …

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  • 70recent — adj fresh, new, new sprung, late, latest, just out, hot off the presses, red hot; brand new, new model, modernistic, newfangled, new fashioned; modern, neoteric, latter day; current, up to date, up to the minute, Sl. with it, Sl. now …

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