No. 14,733 in German
nunmehr
"Nunmehr" means "now" or "from now on."
In a sentence
Er arbeitet nunmehr in einer anderen Stadt.
He now works in a different city.
used to indicate a current situation or state as a result of change
Das Gesetz ist nunmehr gültig und in Kraft getreten.
The law is now valid and has come into effect.
denotes the commencement of a new status
Es ist nunmehr klar, dass wir einen neuen Plan brauchen.
It is now clear that we need a new plan.
indicates an updated or clearer understanding of the situation
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