Late
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Late adjective – Having been such at some previous time. Usage example: the late musical director said he would never have allowed such behavior while he was in charge
Present is an antonym for late in dead topic.
Nearby Words: lately, lateness
Antonyms for Late
Present
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Present adjective – Being within the confines of a specified place. Usage example: all of you are required to be present for every meeting
Late is an antonym for present in existing topic.
Nearby Words: presentation, presence, presented, presently, presentable
Antonyms for Present
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- In "April Fool's Day", Arnold gives her a gag present claiming it's a week-late birthday present, but never mentions how old she is now.
Source: Ageless Birthday Episode - However, it has never been set in the present after, instead being in the near-present: seasons 1-4 covered late 2004 to really early 2005 and the main action of season 5 takes place in 2007 and 1977.
Source: Present Day - Bait and Switch: Usually, it's SC who opens his riffs, but sometimes, he'll either not be present for reasons, be late to his own riff, or - in the case of one of his recent riffs - the riff will be hijacked out from under him, and so his present guests will end up introducing it instead.
Source: Website / Library Of The Damned
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Present and Late. (2016). Retrieved 2021, January 27, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/late/present
Late & Present. N.p., 2016. Web. 27 Jan. 2021. <https://thesaurus.plus/related/late/present>.
Present or Late. 2016. Accessed January 27, 2021. https://thesaurus.plus/related/late/present.
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