English

Adverb

yester-minute ‎(not comparable)

1. The very recent past; minutes ago.
   • 2007, JW Herbert, “FREEDOM IN THE TEACHING OF HISTORY: A DISCUSSION”, in History:

     thus it includes not only yesterday but yester-hour and yester-minute; this morning’s breakfast is already history

   • 2008 April 7, J. Scott Orr, “Trying to preserve today's Web for future generations”, in Seattle Times:

     To some, nothing is older than a minutes-old Web page (to update the old saw about a day-old newspaper), but for others there is value in the Web sites of yester-minute and archivists have been wrestling with means of preserving today's Internet for tomorrow's scholars and researchers.