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ALREADY

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Main Entry: already
Part of Speech: adverb
Definition: before expected time

Synonyms:

as of now, at present, before, before now, but now, by now, by that time, by the time mentioned, by then, by this time, earlier, even now, formerly, heretofore, in the past, just now, now, once, previously, then, up to now
Notes: all ready means 'prepared'; already means 'previously'
Main Entry: beforehand
Part of Speech: adjective, adverb
Definition: early

Synonyms:

advanced, ahead, ahead of time, already, ante, antecedently, before, before now, earlier, fore, in advance, in anticipation, precedently, precocious, previous, previously, sooner

Antonyms:

after, afterward, behind, later
Main Entry: finally
Part of Speech: adverb
Definition: in the end; after period of time

Synonyms:

after a while, after all, already, as a sequel, at last, at length, at long last, at the end, at the last moment, belatedly, despite delay, eventually, in conclusion, in spite of all, in the eleventh hour, in the long run, lastly, someday, sometime, sooner or later, subsequently, tardily, ultimately, yet
Notes: finally is used when the item being introduced figures as part of a process or development; lastly should be used when the item introduced counts as part of a list
Main Entry: formerly
Part of Speech: adverb
Definition: previously in time or order

Synonyms:

a while back, aforetime, already, anciently, at one time, away back, back, back when, before, before now, before this, down memory lane, earlier, eons ago, erewhile, erstwhile, heretofore, in former times, in the olden days, in the past, lately, long ago, of old, of yore, olden days, once, once upon a time, radically, some time ago, time was, used to be, water under the bridge

Antonyms:

currently, future, presently, subsequently
Main Entry: once
Part of Speech: adjective, adverb
Definition: in the past; occurred one time only

Synonyms:

a single time, already, at one time, away back, back, back when, before, but once, bygone, earlier, erstwhile, formerly, heretofore, in the old days, in the olden days, in times gone by, in times past, late, long ago, old, on one occasion, once only, once upon a time, one, one time before, one time previously, only one time, previously, quondam, sometime, this time, time was, whilom

Antonyms:

never
Main Entry: present
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: existing; at this time

Synonyms:

ad hoc, already, at this moment, begun, being, coeval, commenced, contemporaneous, contemporary, current, even now, existent, extant, for the time being, going on, immediate, in duration, in process, instant, just now, modern, nowadays, present-day, prompt, started, today, topical, under consideration, up-to-date

Antonyms:

absent, former, future, past, previous
Main Entry: previously
Part of Speech: adverb
Definition: earlier

Synonyms:

a while ago, ahead, already, ante, antecedently, at one time, away back, back, back when, before, beforehand, erstwhile, fore, formerly, forward, heretofore, hitherto, in advance, in anticipation, in days gone by, in the past, long ago, once, one-shot, precedently, then, time was, until now

Antonyms:

currently, future, later, presently
Main Entry: since
Part of Speech: adverb, conjunction, preposition
Definition: in the time past; because

Synonyms:

after, afterward, ago, already, as, because, considering, for, from, hence, later, now, past, subsequently, therefore, whereas
Main Entry: beforetime
Part of Speech: adverb
Definition: earlier

Synonyms:

aforetime, already, before, formerly, long ago, of old, once, previously
Main Entry: present-day
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: present

Synonyms:

ad hoc, already, at this moment, begun, being, coeval, commenced, contemporaneous, contemporary, current, even now, existent, existing, extant, for the time being, going on, immediate, in duration, in process, instant, just now, modern, new, now, nowadays, prompt, started, today, topical, under consideration, up-to-date
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