to-day (Meaning)
to-day (prep.)
On this day; on the present day.
to-day (n.)
The present day.
Synonyms & Antonyms of to-day
to-day Sentence Examples
- To-day's meeting has been postponed to Friday due to unforeseen circumstances.
- To-day marks the anniversary of the day we met and fell in love.
- To-day's weather forecast predicts scattered showers throughout the day.
- To-day's deadline for the project submission has been extended by a week.
- To-day's newspaper headlines announce the latest political developments.
- To-day's lottery results will be announced live on television this evening.
- To-day's flight to London has been canceled due to severe weather conditions.
- To-day's special offer on groceries ends at the close of business tonight.
- To-day's guest speaker at the conference is a renowned expert in the field of medicine.
- To-day's visitors to the museum will receive a complimentary guided tour.
FAQs About the word to-day
On this day; on the present day., The present day.
present,now,moment, phase, stage,here and now, state
history,yesterday, history, past, yesterday, past, yesteryear, yore, future, yesteryear
To-day's meeting has been postponed to Friday due to unforeseen circumstances.
To-day marks the anniversary of the day we met and fell in love.
To-day's weather forecast predicts scattered showers throughout the day.
To-day's deadline for the project submission has been extended by a week.
