recency
State of freshness
Recency is the quality of being recent—how lately something occurred.
The word appears most often in technical contexts: in psychology, the recency effect describes how people remember items at the end of a list better than those in the middle; in marketing, recency measures how recently a customer made a purchase.
The recency of the data makes it more reliable.
Most recently arrived
- nowThe present moment
- presentGift or current moment
- currentDirected flow of charge
- immediacyQuality of being direct
moment · today · real-time · newly · fresh · up-to-date · contemporary · modern
Most recently arrived
- precedingComing before in order
- subsequentOccurring after something else
- finalLast and decisive
- penultimateSecond from the end
last · tail-end · closing · terminal · endmost · concluding · latter · newest
latest
Most recently arrived
immediacy · moment · today · real-time · newly · fresh · up-to-date · contemporary · modern · ongoing
latest
Most recently arrived
- precedingComing before in order
- subsequentOccurring after something else
- finalLast and decisive
penultimate · last · tail-end · closing · terminal · endmost · concluding · latter · newest · prior
newness
State of being recent
- freshnessState of being unspoiled
- innovationCreating something original
- debutFirst public appearance
launch · emergence · introduction · unveiling · premiere · arrival · inception · genesis · dawn · birth
- mental shortcutsmental shortcut, rule of thumb, hunch, gut feeling, educated guess
- search operatorssite, filetype, define, cache, related
- memory termsremembering, recollection, flashback, recall, reminiscence
- digital advertisingad campaigns, banner ads, display ads, ad network, pop-ups
- nownow, present, moment, instant, today
recencyantiquity
Great age, ancient era
ancientness · remoteness · oldness · distant past · agedness
- in recent memoryWithin living recollection
- recent callsList of past conversations
- recent files
- recent searchesPreviously entered queries
- recency biasOverweighting recent information
- recent changesModifications from lately