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now, more than ever

now, more than ever phrase: used to emphasize the increased urgency or importance of something in the present moment compared to any time in the past.

Phrase

now, more than ever

  1. (idiomatic) Used to emphasize the increased urgency or importance of something in the present moment compared to any time in the past.

Questions about now, more than ever

What does now, more than ever mean?
Now, more than ever means used to emphasize the increased urgency or importance of something in the present moment compared to any time in the past.
What part of speech is now, more than ever?
Now, more than ever is a phrase.

Words near now, more than ever in the dictionary

  1. now what
  2. now you mention it
  3. now you tell me
  4. now you're cooking
  5. now you're talking
  6. now, more than ever
  7. now, now
  8. now-a-days
  9. now-adays
  10. now-now
  11. now-nowism

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