hic et nunc
The Latin phrase "hic et nunc" translates to "here and now" and is used to emphasize the importance of the immediate present.
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Definition
C1General
(formal)Refers to the immediate present moment or current situation.
Example
- The decision must be made hic et nunc, without delay.
- She urged him to focus on hic et nunc rather than worry about the future.
C1Philosophy
(academic)Emphasizes the significance of living in the present moment and focusing on current actions and decisions.
Example
- Philosophers often discuss the concept of hic et nunc as essential to mindfulness.
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