to date

adverb

prior to the present time

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no suspect has been found to date

• Syn: ↑up to now

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SO FAR, thus far, yet, as yet, up to now, till now, until now, up to the present (time), hitherto.

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phrasal

: up to the present moment

no election returns have come in to date

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to date

Until now

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Main Entry: ↑date

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to date formal phrase

until now

There have been no reports of the animal being seen to date.

Thesaurus: existing, happening in or relating to a time in the past_synonym

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until now

their finest work to date

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to date

: up to now : until the present time

We've received no complaints to date. [=yet]

This is their greatest success to date.

To date, most of their work has been preparatory.

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to ˈdate idiom

until now

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To date, we have received over 200 replies.

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The exhibition contains some of his best work to date.

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