Right now and Yet

Right now

Right now adverb - At the present time.

Yet and right now are semantically related In some cases you can use "Yet" instead an adverb phrase "Right now".

Yet

Yet adverb - At a later time.
Usage example: we may yet figure it out

Right now and yet are semantically related in now topic. Sometimes you can use "Right now" instead an adverb "Yet".

Mutual synonyms

Both terms in one sentence

  • Waterfall Puke Lina does this in an early episode of Slayers when Gourry demonstrates a moment of Fridge Brilliance: Lina says she'd never eat a worm, yet she used a worm to catch the fish she's eating right now.
  • And yet, the older woman looked, right now, as if she'd taken a nasty spill off a bicycle at worst.
  • Staff writer Holly Walker says that not only is she on her period right now, so are plenty of women in the audience, and yet they are not burning the studio down.
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