1. in recent times; recently; toward the end of a period
Usage: formal

Examples

• He had been healthy most of his life, but latterly he began experiencing health problems.
• The company was profitable for years, though latterly it has struggled financially.
• She worked as a teacher for decades and latterly served as principal.
• The weather was mild in spring but latterly turned quite cold.
• Latterly, there has been increased interest in renewable energy sources.
• The author wrote many novels, latterly focusing on historical fiction.