presently in Latin
presently in Latin is mox — presently means soon; before long.
presently in Latin
mox
Before long; soon. [from 15thc.]
What does "presently" mean?
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adv Soon; before long.
"The doctor will be with you presently."
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adv At this time; currently.
"She is presently working from home."
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presently in a sentence
- The doctor will be with you presently.
- Presently all was quiet again.
- She is presently working from home.
- The library is presently closed for repairs to the roof.
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What is "presently" in Latin?
"presently" in Latin is mox. presently means: Soon; before long.
How do you use "presently" in a sentence?
Example: "The doctor will be with you presently." In Latin, "presently" is mox.
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