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The words "presently" and "currently" are often used interchangeably, but they can have slightly different connotations. "Currently" refers to something happening at this moment or in the present time, while "presently" can imply something that will happen soon or in the near future, although it can also mean "at present." Therefore, "currently" focuses on the ongoing nature of an action, whereas "presently" may suggest an imminent occurrence.
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What is a synonym for now?
"Currently." "presently."
Is currently an adverb?
Yes, currently is an adverb. It means presently, at the current time.
What is the past tense of currently?
before its synonym of presently
If presently means soon what does currently mean?
Currently means it's happening right now.
What does currently meen?
Similar to presently, now, at this time, etc.
What does faoi mean?
"faoi láthair" means presently / currently
What does faoi lathair mean?
"faoi láthair" means presently / currently
There is presently no cure for AIDS.?
True; there is currently no cure for AIDS.
What is a synonym for currently?
Presently, at this time, ongoing
Why are Cuban Cigars illegal to buy?
Currently there are strained relations between Cuba and the USA. There is presently laws restricting trade between the two countries Cigars is on the list of items not for export to the USA.
What is the difference between past and present police officers?
Past officers no longer have the authority of presently serving police officers.
What another word for from now on?
today, presently, instantly, currently, straightaway, immediately
