current

current
I adjective being done, belonging to the time, concurrent, contemporaneous, contemporary, customary, existent, existing, hie, immediate, in fashion, in style, in the fad, in vogue, instant, latest, latter day, new, occurring, of the moment, of the present, of this date, of todays date, popular, present, present day, prevailing, prevalent, recent, revised, stylish, topical, up to date, up to the minute, usitatus, widespread associated concepts: current account, current assets, current basis, current business expenses, current debts, current events, current expenditures, current market value, current obligations, current operating expenses, current rate of exchange, currently distributable II index common (customary), extant, familiar (customary), instant, outflow, popular, present (current), prevailing (current), prevalent, rife, typical, usual

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current
adj.
Of the moment; in the present time.

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