Now and Singular

Now

Now adjective - Keenly aware of and responsive to the latest developments especially in fashion and entertainment.

Singular and now are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Singular" instead an adjective "Now".

Singular

Singular adjective - Being out of the ordinary.

Now and singular are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Now" instead an adjective "Singular".

Nearby Word: singularity

Both words in one sentence

  • Fisher King There is also the group of beings called the Ultimate Ones, the final singular lifeform that embody the hereditary of the now-dead planet of which it originates.
    Source: Fisher King
  • The next book, A Wind in the Door has Charles Wallace more as a Distressed Dude, and now Calvin is the friend, and the singular cherubim Proginoskes is the stranger, assigned to be Meg's partner.
  • It is currently unknown if Amanin (now "Amani" in both singular and plural) still live on Maridun, but they do have tribes on Utapau and still retain their head-hunting habits.
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