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adverb

finora

so far

Indica il tempo che arriva fino a questo momento presente.

Word: finora

Meaning:
The Italian adverb "finora" means "until now," "so far," or "up to this point." It is used to indicate the period from the past up to the current moment.

Parts:

  • It is a compound of "fin" (from "fine") meaning "end," and "ora" meaning "now."
    So literally, it translates as "until now."

Usage Examples:

  • Finora, tutto bene. — So far, everything is good.
  • Non ho fatto errori finora. — I haven't made any mistakes until now.

Synonyms:

  • fino ad ora (up to now)
  • ad oggi (to date)
  • sinora (now, until now — less common)

Antonyms:

  • d'ora in poi (from now on)
  • da ora (from now)

Summary:
"Finora" is an adverb indicating that something happens or was true up until the current moment in time. It is used usually in past or present perfect contexts to describe situations or actions that have occurred so far but could change in the future.

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Examples

Finora ho studiato italiano ogni giorno.adverb

So far I have studied Italian every day.

Finora non ho trovato una soluzione semplice al problema.adverb

So far I haven't found a simple solution to the problem.

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