nunc

American  

[noongk, nuhngk] / nʊŋk, nʌŋk /

adverb

Latin.

1. now.

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Example Sentences

I do, however, agree with the group’s motto, Nunc Est Cantandum.

From Los Angeles Times

Some smaller NFT platforms — including one known as Hic Et Nunc, which is based on the Tezos blockchain — have already started using proof of stake, attracting artists like Mr. Lemercier.

From New York Times

By cutting down on the number-crunching required, Hic Et Nunc doesn’t just reduce energy consumption; it also seeks to roll back the cost of listing NFTs, which can reach many hundreds of dollars, according to Rafael Lima, the founder of Hic Et Nunc.

From New York Times

Rivers concluded a statement of thanks to fans, coaches and teammates with the Latin phrase “nunc coepi,” which he has translated as “now I begin.”

From New York Times

At the peaceful heart of “Media vita,” after the polyphony has sucked you in, comes the solemn, unadorned “Nunc dimittis.”

From New York Times