present-day

/ˈprɛz.ənt deɪ/

current or contemporary

The present-day challenges of climate change require immediate action.

This example shows how 'present-day' refers to current issues that need addressing now.

formalinformal

relating to or existing in the current time; contemporary

Present-day technology has made communication faster and more efficient.

This sentence uses 'present-day' to describe modern advancements in technology.

The present-day meaning of this word differs from its historical usage.

Here, 'present-day' contrasts the current definition with past meanings.

Often used to emphasize the contrast between current and past conditions.

Collocations

present-day societythe way society functions currentlypresent-day challengescurrent problems or difficulties

ordinary or routine activities

Do not use 'present-day' with words like 'currently' or 'today' in the same sentence, as it can be repetitive.

'Present-day' is more common in formal writing and speeches than in casual conversation.

Combination of 'present' (existing now) and 'day' (time period), first recorded in the late 19th century.

Often used in formal contexts to describe modern conditions, trends, or developments. Can be used as an adjective before a noun or as a noun phrase.

present

existing or occurring now

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day

a period of time

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English Dictionary

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