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To date   /deɪt/   Listen
To date

adverb
1.
Prior to the present time.  Synonym: up to now.






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"To date" Quotes from Famous Books



... really saw him in the car, he's all right, up to date. There it is, still stranded. We shall ...
— The Lion's Mouse • C. N. Williamson and A. M. Williamson

... the American Committee is the latest effort of scholarship to bring King James' Version up to date by eliminating effete terms and using words in their ...
— Usury - A Scriptural, Ethical and Economic View • Calvin Elliott

... wrists. I was unconscious of crime, but the Defence of the Realm Regulations—which are to Dawson a new fount of wisdom and power—create so many fresh offences every week that it is difficult for the most timidly loyal of citizens to keep his innocency up to date. I have doubtless trespassed many times, for I have Dawson's assurance that my present freedom is due solely to his reprehensible softness towards me. Whenever I have showed independence of spirit—of which, God knows, I have little in these days—Dawson would pull out his ...
— The Lost Naval Papers • Bennet Copplestone

... slightly influenced by the weather. Who is to say that this plant is early or that late, when early or late, like Kipling's east and west, are one? It is not that all flowering trees and plants are of continuous growth. Many do have their appointed seasons, producing flowers and fruit according to date and in orderly progress, leaving to other species the duty of maintaining a consecutive, unbroken series which defies the mechanism of cold countries with their ...
— My Tropic Isle • E J Banfield

... mean,' said he; and thereupon took up the story, as I have said, matched date to date and person to person, and informed me that exactly a fortnight from the day of Mademoiselle Susanne Le Blanc's disappearance, a young lady took rooms at a hotel in a Southern city, and advertised for a situation as governess, under the name of Susan White. She gave ...
— Atlantic Monthly Volume 7, No. 39, January, 1861 • Various


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