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Definition of
now conjunction
from the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary
now
conjunction
conjunction
NAmE
/
/
naʊ
/
/
now
(that)…
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because the thing mentioned is happening or has just happened
Now that the kids have left home we have a lot of extra space.
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now
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now
adverb
now, now
now… now…
just now
now then
now what?
right now
then
adverb
any day (now)
even now/then
now you're talking
(at) any minute (now)
(at) any moment (now)
(it's) now or never
now for somebody/something
(every) now and again/then
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Idioms
now, now
now… now…
just now
now then
now what?
right now
any day (now)
even now/then
now you're talking
(at) any minute (now)
(at) any moment (now)
(it's) now or never
now for somebody/something
(every) now and again/then
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Nearby words
novocaine
noun
now
adverb
now
conjunction
nowadays
adverb
nowhere
adverb