latterly
/ˈlatəli
/adverb
1Recently: latterly, his painting has shown a new freedom of expression...
- I've been involved in those areas latterly as assistant grounds manager and I can say to fans not to worry.
- He will be presented with the Marsden Medal tonight for his 40-year contribution to Antarctic research, latterly focusing on climate change.
- Those who live and work in the area, which has latterly advertised itself as The Quarter, feel the bar will upset the balance of this café quarter.
Synonyms
recently, lately, of late, in the past few days, in the last couple of weeks, in recent times
1.1In the later stages of something, especially of a person’s life: he worked on the paper for fifty years, latterly as its political editor...
- The Theatre Royal, opened in Williamson Square in 1762, latterly a cold storage premises, witnessed across its stage a procession of the finest artists of their age.
- He enjoyed fishing, shooting, and his garden, and latterly took up painting.
- I was her carer but I was also latterly her colleague, and, I am proud to say, her friend.
Synonyms
ultimately, finally, towards the end, at the end
- carroty
- carry
- carryall
- carry all before one
- carry a torch for
- carryback note
- carry conviction
- carrycot
- carrying capacity
- carrying charge
- carryings-on
- carrying trade
- carry on
- carry one's bat
- carry-out
- carry over
- carry someone/thing off
- carry something away
- carry something forward
- carry something off
- carry something on
- carry something out
- carry something over
- carry something through
- carry the can