Synonyms for Present:
adj.
•existent (adjective)existing, real, extant, Subsisting, ontological, existent, Subsistent, essential.
•existing; at this time (adjective)
existent, just now, instant, being, already, modern, started, prompt, coeval, today, contemporary, immediate, Begun, contemporaneous, extant.
•manifest (adjective)
revealed, observable, incarnate, touchable, concrete, corporeal, Displayed, demonstrated, perceivable, Exhibited, tangible, Materialized, viewable, Appeared, Manifested, Shown, visible, palpable, embodied, discernible, proved, evidential.
•nearby, here (adjective)
near, on-the-spot.
•present (adjective)
Inhabiting, Residing, existing, Occupying.
•real (adjective)
in the flesh.
n.
coeval, being, audience, contemporary, accession, already, over, annals, card catalog, past, contemporaneous, Begun, immediate, modern, prompt, started, just now, bookmobile, archivist, archive, carrel, art gallery. near, welcome, receive, pay your respects (to someone), shout out, greet, SEE-IN, acknowledge. contract, make known, come down with, suffer, invade, catch, develop, afflict, go down with. imply, prevailing, modern-day, intimate, infer, hint, in progress, alive, at this time. proffer, sponsor, put forth, distribute, part with. edit, hand back, bleep out, guest, get on, confer, edit out, anchor, go on (the) TV/radio. copula, auxiliary, aspect, conjugation, the active, the first person, perform, DO, put on, the future, auxiliary verb, the conditional. bodily, presence, on-the-spot, in the flesh, availability, time, attendance. create, start-off, form, set off, invent, catalyze, trigger, bring about. settlement, care package, valentine, surprise, largesse, red packet, freebie. cash, cheque, chequebook, blank check, checkbook, check card, cashier's check, check, check stub, bounce. come-on, run into, encounter, meet up, meet, come across, see, bump into. describe, profile, pin down, paint, delineate, set forth, define. cast pearls before swine, counteroffer, quid pro quo. trot out, yield up, wheel out, hold up, produce. in this day and age, the present, at this moment in time. •conferment (noun)bestowal.
•duration (noun)
time.
•existing time (noun)
here and now, now.
•gift (noun)
contribution, offering, endowment, grant, donation, benefaction.
•now (noun)
instant, now, today, here and now, immediacy.
•offer (noun)
bid, offering, advance, offer, tender, bestowal, donation, issue, grant, concession, overture, submission, gift, attempt, investiture, quotation, invitation, citation, endowment, approach, deal.
v.
•demonstrate (verb)expose, uncover, unmask, convince, indicate, unveil, flaunt, flourish, illustrate, evince.
•dramatize (verb)
characterize, pantomime, mime, improvise, dramatize, burlesque, choreograph, act, play.
•give (verb)
consign, lavish, pledge, devote, ration, disburse, furnish, donate, shower, serve, share, bequeath, allow, ascribe, attribute, provide, assign, send, supply, assist, help, pay, contribute, award, dispense, allot, fund, lend, expend, deliver, dole.
•give, hand over (verb)
confer, furnish, devote, put forth, donate, bestow, gift, award.
•introduce; demonstrate (verb)
offer, imply, give, produce, advance, cite, tender, display, intimate, trot out, perform, DO, proffer, submit, put on, make known, show, infer, expose, exhibit, manifest, extend.
•manifest (verb)
display, reveal, materialize, manifest, exhibit, demonstrate, embody, appear, show.
•offer (verb)
endow, quote, render, bestow, invite, submit, extend, give, impart, cite.
•possession (verb)
submit.
Other synonyms:
greet, hand back, confer, part with, modern-day, counteroffer, shout out, red packet, valentine, quid pro quo, SEE-IN, availability, attendance, proffer, care package, prevailing, yield up. perform, trot out, largesse, wheel out, presence, bump into, bodily, meet up, already, receive, alive. welcome, modern, run into. acknowledge, encounter. settlement. produce. hold up. surprise. meet. see. DO. •current
contemporary.
•extend
put forth.
•give
impart, part with.
•offer
extend.
•reveal
expose.
•Other relevant words:
develop, put on, set forth, proffer, produce, confer, immediate, being, put forth.