today

Not yesterday, not tomorrow

Today is the current day—the one you're in right now: I have a meeting today, today's weather.

It extends to the present time or era: Today's smartphones are more powerful than yesterday's computers.

As a noun, today names this day: Today is my birthday.

The adverb yesterday and tomorrow complete the immediate temporal trio.

calendar

date

Specific day or outing

weekday · weekend · sunrise · sunset · dawn · dusk · noon · midday · midnight · tonight

present

now

The present moment

currently · presently · nowadays · these days · this instant · here and now · as we speak · at this time · this very day · the here and now

contemporary

modern

Of recent times

latest · recent · in vogue · zeitgeist · twenty-first century · digital age · modern era

mindfulness

present

Gift or current moment

in the moment · one day at a time · presence · awareness · grounded · centered

urgency

immediate

Happening without delay

critical · now or never · time-sensitive · deadline · priority · ASAP · without delay · promptly · straightaway · forthwith

newspaper

daily

Per diem, repeated

bulletin · headlines · edition · morning paper · newsprint · press · publication · newsstand · periodical

Categories
Opposites
temporal distance (past)

todayyesterday

The previous day

the past · yesteryear · long ago · formerly · previously

temporal distance (future)

todaytomorrow

The day after today

someday · hereafter · in the future · later · eventually

immediacy vs. remoteness

todayfar

At great distance

away · farthest · remotest · time immemorial

Phrases
Family

today's

Familiarity
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G