Even now: meaning, definitions and examples

Used to emphasize that a situation remains the same despite the passage of time.

• Even now, she still remembers that day vividly.
• He hasn't changed his opinion even now.

Used to indicate that an action or situation continues through time without change.

• She is still waiting for the bus.
• We are still friends after all these years.

Used to indicate that something has not happened up to a point in time, often with a sense of expectation.

• I haven't finished my homework yet.
• Is it time to leave yet?

Used to introduce something that is surprising or contrasts with what was just said.

• The weather was terrible; even so, we decided to go hiking.
• He was late; even so, he managed to catch the train.

Used to emphasize that a situation remained consistent or true at a specific past time.

• I knew him as a kind person even then.
• She was a talented artist even then.

Use this phrase when expressing that something is still true or happening at the present moment, despite expectations or the passage of time.

• Even now, she remembers every detail of that day
• Even now, he continues to practice piano every morning

Use this word to highlight that something is unexpected or unusual, often in a positive or neutral way.

• Surprisingly, the movie was actually very good
• Surprisingly, he agreed to help us without any hesitation

This word is best used when describing something that is unusually or surprisingly good or impressive.

• Remarkably, she finished the marathon despite her injury
• Remarkably, the project was completed ahead of schedule

This word is suitable for situations where something is so extraordinary that it is hard to believe. It can have a positive or negative connotation.

• Unbelievably, the team won the championship against all odds
• Unbelievably, he managed to lose his keys again