Idiom idiom
these days
Meaning
at the present time, especially when you compare it to the past.
Examples
“I do not watch much television these days.”
“Many people prefer to work from home these days instead of commuting to an office every morning.”
“While the village was once a quiet farming community, it has transformed into a bustling tourist destination these days, losing much of its original charm.”
Last updated April 22, 2026