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Meaning of recent
The word "recent" primarily means happening or done not long ago.
Etymology of recent
The word "recent" comes from the Latin word "recens," meaning "new" or "fresh," and the suffix "-ent," which forms adjectives indicating a state or condition.
Historically, the word has been used in English since the 15th century to describe events, ideas, or things that have happened or been introduced not long ago.
Synonyms
Definitions
- Having happened or been done not long ago
- * Belonging to a recent period of time
- * New or newly introduced
Usage Examples
- The recent developments in technology have revolutionized the way we communicate.
- * The company has made some recent changes to its marketing strategy.
- * The recent graduates are looking for job opportunities in their field.
Antonyms
old
ancient
outdated
obsolete
antiquated
vintage
archaic
stale
stagnant
outdated
outmoded
old-fashioned
passé
bygone
former
previous
earlier
long-standing
time-honored
traditional
classic
historical