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already
[ awl-red-ee ]
adverb
- by this or that time; prior to or at some specified or implied time; previously:
When we came in, we found they had already arrived.
- now; so soon; so early:
Is it noon already?
- Informal. (used as an intensifier to express exasperation or impatience):
Let's go already!
already
/ ɔ˱ôˈ°ùÉ›»åɪ /
adverb
- by or before a stated or implied time
he is already here
- at a time earlier than expected
is it ten o'clock already?
Confusables Note
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Origin of already1
Example Sentences
Ted Cruz, an arch-conservative senator from Texas, said on his podcast on Friday that Trump's tariffs "could hurt jobs and could hurt America" - particularly if other nations retaliate, as China has already done.
“We already have a signed contract with the federal government for that money. And we’ve been told it’s being clawed back.â€
China, already the continent's biggest trading partner, could take further advantage.
“On its second anniversary, Measure ULA is already producing hundreds of units of affordable housing, protecting tens of thousands of renters and creating thousands of construction jobs,†Donlin said.
The wide gap in quality between the two projects speaks clearly to the dissonance between incisive, intelligent creators and those who want little more than to capitalize on an already dying trend.
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