currently

[kur-uh nt-lee, kuhr-] /ˈkɜr ənt li, ˈkʌr-/

adverb

at the presenttime; now:

She is currently working as a lab technician.

Origin

1570-80; current + -ly

Can be confused

currently, immediately, momentarily, now, presently, soon (see synonym study at immediately; see usage note at presently)

Examples from the web for currently

We are currently updating the site and should be back within a few hours.
He is currently working on a book about the world's largest unsolved art heist.
Submissions will open shortly as the site is currently under construction.
She currently covers the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries.
About half the students currently enrolled in higher education are at community colleges.
Comments are currently closed and new comments are no longer being accepted.
Although the chemical known as deet currently dominates the mosquito-repellent market, nature is full of bug-banishing strategies.
Workers will remove the marble panels that currently block the view to the museum's third floor.
Not many countries in the world are currently immersed in significantly reforming their higher education systems.
Fortunately, the paranoia currently festering is not yet sufficiently widespread to repeat our earlier mistake.

Word Origin and History for currently

adv.

"at the present time," 1570s, from current (adj.) + -ly (2).