Aforementioned
Aforementioned adjective - Mentioned previously.
Future
Both words in one sentence
- Campbell, who lost her Vancouver riding, resigned soon after the election, to be replaced by future Quebec prime minister Jean Charest, who was in one of the two aforementioned seats.
Source: Horrible / Advertising - Now with the economic situation becoming more stable, the aforementioned doubts regarding the European Union (and its future) have become more prominent, with the Cameron cabinet ratifying a referendum which will decide the UK's future in the Eurozone.
Source: Useful Notes / The New Tens - Besides, being the aforementioned Education Mama she is, she was too busy anyway trying to figure out what to do about Gohan's future... Makes you wonder why...
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