Due and Imminent

Due

Due adjective - Having reached the date at which payment is required.

Imminent and due are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Imminent" instead an adjective "Due".

Imminent

Imminent adjective - Giving signs of immediate occurrence.

Due and imminent are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Due" instead an adjective "Imminent".

Nearby Words: imminence, imminently

Both words in one sentence

  • She doesn't get any lines because she's still asleep in her only scene (it being three in the morning in San Francisco when Will was called in due to an imminent Klingon attack on Sol).
  • Earth, and everyone on it, has just 34 days left in You, Me And The Apocalypse due to an imminent comet collision.
  • Bear Hug Clara actually isn't receptive (due to it being unexpected and because she knows everyone is in imminent danger).
    Source: Bear Hug
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