as of late

In recent times

Recently or in the recent past.

The phrase is slightly formal and often implies a change or trend: As of late, she's been more withdrawn, I haven't been sleeping well as of late.

Interchangeable with "lately" but sounds more deliberate.

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as of now · at present · these days · modernly · contemporarily · nowadays · just now · formal language · conversational tone · literary style · casual speech · momentarily · recently · not long ago · looking back · come to think of it · time and again · up-to-date

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temporal recency

as of latelong ago

In the distant past

once upon a time · way back when · ages ago · back in the day · historically

temporal direction

as of latein the future

At a subsequent time

from now on · henceforth · going forward · hereafter · eventually

temporal continuity

as of lateformerly

In the past

previously · once · at one time · in the past · no longer

Family

late, lately, later, latest, lateness, belated, belatedly

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