Present-day (adjective)

Belonging to the present time or era.

Origin:

Derived from the words 'present' meaning 'existing now' and 'day' meaning 'a 24 hour period'.

Examples:

1. The present-day technology has made communication much easier.
2. This area has undergone significant development in the present-day.
3. Many present-day conflicts are rooted in historical events.
4. The present-day political landscape is much different from that of a decade ago.
5. The present-day fashion trends are heavily influenced by popular culture.