Current and March

Current

Current noun - A prevailing or general movement or inclination.

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March and current are semantically related. In some cases you can use "March" instead a noun "Current".

Nearby Words: currency, currently

March noun - Forward movement in time or place.

Usage example: the march of time

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Current and march are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Current" instead a noun "March".

Nearby Words: marched, marching

old	old current	old march
original	original current	original march
powerful	powerful current	powerful march
actual	actual current	actual march
Other adjectives: large, intense, little, infamous, famous, final, military, rapid, underwater, finnish.

The March Hare is being alternately electrocuted and Dunked in a dunk tank, while the Dormouse has a constant electric current running through him as he is operated on.

Source: Electric Torture
Humans find out about this when they are invaded by aliens, the current dominant local interstellar power, who march out of their anti-gravity propelled starships and attempt to conquer the planet with muskets and linear battle tactics.

Source: Aliens Never Invented the Wheel
However, Syfy announced in March 2014 new plans to return to their roots, starting production on more serious space operas and slowly phasing out or toning down their current programming.

Source: Network Decay / Temporary Shifts

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