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Discover LudwigThe phrase "attained now" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward in context.
It could be used in situations where you want to emphasize that something has been achieved or reached at the present moment.
Example: "After years of hard work, I have finally attained now the level of expertise I always desired."
Alternatives: "achieved now" or "reached now".
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Excellence has been attained; now it's up to market forces.
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Keep working towards them or go to another makeover area that might be easier to attain, for now.
Of black thinkers influential in academe today, James has attained a stature "now matched only by Du Bois," said Andrew Ross, the director of the American Studies program at New York University.
Castro has now attained his goal.
All of these elements had by now attained a hallucinatory meaninglessness in my head.
This would not matter much but for the sheer size that some funds have now attained.
Beyond all this, the teaching of music in primary and secondary schools has now attained virtually worldwide acceptance.
Burris probably couldn't win anyway, and he has now attained the goal that appears to mean most to him — adding United States senator to his list of achievements.
A number of these conversos, freed of earlier legal restraints, now attained prominence in public life, but they were always suspected of continuing privately to observe Jewish practices.
It began with the move to Birmingham (bigger premises, easier access); it continued with the introduction of "pet passports", replacing quarantine, and it has now attained international levels of professionalisation.
His album sales went up by 150% overnight and the album, Boy in da Corner, has now attained cult status, catapulting the grime artist into the mainstream and making him one of the biggest selling artists in the past decade.
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