by the moment

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Meaning: (idiomatic)Veryquicklyastimepasses;progressively.2002, Ariel Sharon, David Chanoff,Warrior: An Autobiography, page184:But this war was being thrust on us, and our situation was becoming more dangerousby the moment.2009, Chuck Hughes,The Wedjat, page215:He's getting crazierby the moment.2013, Donna Kauffman,Sugar Rush, page138:She clasped her hands in front of her chest. “I'm feeling luckierby the moment.”; (idiomatic)Focusedon thepresentmoment; in thepresent.1875November,J. E. M., “Living By the Moment”, inThe Advocate of Christian Holiness, volume 6, number 5, page105:They do not liveby the moment; they do not make soul and body conform to God's time, which is the present moment.2009, Muhyiddin Shakoor,The Writing On The Water:I gauged my understanding by comparing the expressions which registered on people's faces with what was occurringby the momentin my own inner reactions to the talk.2022, Larry Huch, Tiz Huch,Miracles by the Moment, page227:Now, in hindsight, I see the far-reaching effects this focus on God had on my life and on the miracles I experiencedby the moment.

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