Synonym: now, present, today. Similar words: day after day, always, adapt, radar, adapt to, in no way, toward, now and then. Meaning: ['naʊədeɪz] n. the period of time that is happening now; any continuous stretch of time including the moment of speech. adv. in these times.
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(61) Nowadays the village has barely 100 inhabitants.
(62) Nowadays I seem tired with the least exertion.
(63) It's wonderful what doctors can do nowadays.
(64) Nowadays petrol costs too much.
(65) Five pounds doesn't buy much nowadays.
(66) Such books are little accounted of nowadays.
(67) Antiques are much sought after nowadays.
(68) Nowadays our aggression is channelled into sports.
(69) PhDs are a dime a dozen nowadays.
(70) What about Patrick? What's he doing nowadays?
(71) He's a bit thin on top nowadays, isn't he?
(72) Most of our custom comes from tourists nowadays.
(73) Nowadays, all graduates are computer-literate.
(74) Nowadays, children often prefer watching TV to reading.
(75) Nowadays, many types of weapons aim themselves.
(76) Nowadays young couple sometimes foster.
(77) Children are reckoned to be more sophisticated nowadays.
(78) Bowler hats are not often worn nowadays.
(79) Not everybody nowadays lives in the conventional nuclear family.
(80) Very little forest is left unexplored nowadays.
(81) The custom has been held on nowadays.
(82) We hear very little about these issues nowadays.
(83) Nowadays,[http://sentencedict.com/nowadays.html]television white-ants the audiences of the cinema.
(84) She doesn't garden very much nowadays—she tires easily.
(85) I don't see much of Tony nowadays.
(86) Air travel is a commonplace nowadays.
(87) Her short stories are not widely read nowadays.
(88) Julia seems very centred nowadays.
(89) The rules of etiquette are not so strict nowadays.
(90) Nowadays, corporal punishment is banned in many schools.
More similar words: day after day, always, adapt, radar, adapt to, in no way, toward, now and then, know about, throw away, day, today, one day, all day, by day, yesterday, the other day, night and day, day and night.