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Meaning of latterly
latterly (r)
in the recent past
latterly (adv.)
Lately; of late; recently; at a later, as distinguished from a former, period.
latterly Sentence Examples
- The talent show's former participants have latterly had successful careers in the entertainment industry.
- Latterly, I've noticed a disturbing trend of people becoming more and more disconnected from the natural world.
- The company's financial situation has latterly improved due to a combination of cost-cutting measures and increased sales.
- The athlete's injury has latterly prevented him from competing at the highest level.
- The scientist's latterly discovery has shed new light on the origins of the universe.
- The government's recent policies have latterly been met with widespread criticism from the opposition.
- The artist's latterly works have been characterized by a shift towards more abstract and experimental forms.
- The team's performance has latterly improved significantly due to the arrival of several new players.
- The city's infrastructure has latterly been upgraded to accommodate its growing population.
- The company's profits have latterly increased due to strong demand for its products.
FAQs About the word latterly
in the recent pastLately; of late; recently; at a later, as distinguished from a former, period.
afterwards, after, afterward, thereafter,later, soon,subsequently, hereafter, since, thereupon
earlier, ahead, before, earlier,previously, ahead, formerly, previously, formerly, before
The talent show's former participants have latterly had successful careers in the entertainment industry.
Latterly, I've noticed a disturbing trend of people becoming more and more disconnected from the natural world.
The company's financial situation has latterly improved due to a combination of cost-cutting measures and increased sales.
The athlete's injury has latterly prevented him from competing at the highest level.
