The term 'recently' can be described in many ways, including 'NEW', 'JUST', 'FRESH', 'AFRESH', 'FRESHLY', 'ANEW', 'LATTERLY', 'NEWLY', 'LATELY', 'MODERN', 'ofe', 'LATE', 'oflate', and 'notlongago'. Each of these words has a different connotation, but they all refer to something that has happened recently or is currently happening. For example, 'NEW' implies something that has JUST been created or introduced, while 'JUST' implies something that has JUST happened. 'FRESH' and 'AFRESH' both refer to something that is NEW or has been recently renewed, while 'FRESHLY' and 'ANEW' refer to something that has been recently made or done. 'LATTERLY' and 'LATELY' both refer to something that has happened recently, while 'MODERN' implies something that is up-to-date or current. 'Ofe', 'LATE', 'oflate', and 'notlongago' all refer to something that has happened recently, but with varying degrees of immediacy.