Lately and Soon

Lately

Lately adverb - Not long ago.

Soon and lately are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Soon" instead an adverb "Lately".

Nearby Words: late, lateness

Soon

Soon adverb - At or within a short time.

Lately and soon are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Lately" instead an adverb "Soon".

Both words in one sentence

  • Series / Hellcats Lewis/Marti/Dan/Savannah is already quite a mess, and judging by the slight Ship Tease lately, you can probably add Morgan into the mix as well soon... Don't forget the Jake/Alice/Lewis/Marti.
  • Hilarious In Hindsight / Film While this led to the obligatory jokes about him eating too many Snickers' bars (see above), a Fiat commercial released soon after these complaints first popped up implies that it's more because he had been "craving Italian" lately.
  • Series / Kaamelott Stopped Reading Too Soon: Arthur goes to Merlin to ask for an energizing potion because he's feeling down lately.
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