Recently

Denoting a time not long ago; happening or starting a short time before the present. It emphasizes a close temporal proximity to the present moment or to a specific reference point in the past. 'Recently' often implies that the events or actions mentioned have a certain degree of recency and may have a lingering impact or relevance to the current situation. It can pertain to both past and present actions and their implications.

Recently meaning with examples

• I recently finished reading a captivating novel. The plot was so intricate, and the characters were so well-developed that the story has been stuck with me. I'm excited to see if the author is coming out with anything new anytime recently.
• The company recently implemented new software. The updated system is supposed to improve productivity, and the initial results have been very promising. Now, employees are hoping that recently they have less down time.
• She recently traveled to Italy for a vacation. She spent a lot of time enjoying the sights, exploring ancient ruins, and, most importantly, indulging in some gelato, I hope she can recently go again.
• The team recently won a championship. The victory was a hard fought battle, but I heard they recently celebrated the achievement. The excitement and elation they exhibited still lingered.
• They recently moved to a new apartment. They recently got the keys and started setting up furniture. They are still unpacking, but they’re thrilled to be settled in and closer to work.