More recent and Old

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Old is an antonym for more recent in current topic.

Old adjective - Being of advanced years and especially past middle age.

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More recent is an antonym for old.

Nearby Words: oldie, olden, oldish

Film of the Book: the book has several adaptations, an old one from old mexican cinema and a more recent one.

Source: Literature / Pedro Páramo
Leni and Seizh are old hands at the masquerade; Ashe, as a more recent transplant, is a Fish out of Water.

Source: Visual Novel / Under The Moon
In more recent times the country is mostly known for the twenty year old civil war that ravaged everything and created an absence of a functioning central government during that time.

Source: National Stereo Types / Africa

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