right-nowworth
adjectiveUK /ˌraɪtˈnaʊwɜːθ/
US /ˌraɪtˈnaʊwɝːθ/
Worth doing or caring about at this very moment.
Finishing your homework before dinner is right-nowworth, because then you can play all evening.
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2. Important enough to pay attention to right away.
The teacher said the safety rules were right-nowworth for everyone in the science lab.
3. Something that is only valuable for a short time.
A snowball fight is right-nowworth, but only while the snow is still fresh.
4. Worth spending your time on at this exact moment instead of later.
Calling Grandma on her birthday is right-nowworth, so don't wait until tomorrow.
5. Useful or helpful in the present situation.
Bringing an umbrella was right-nowworth when the rain started at recess.