Due and Impending

Due

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

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

Impending

Impending adjective - Being soon to appear or take place.

Due and impending are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Due" instead an adjective "Impending".

Nearby Words: impendent, impended

Both words in one sentence

  • Film / You're Next Crazy Survivalist: Erin grew up on a survivalist compound due to her father's fear of an impending resource shortage.
  • On Three Mash: In "There Is Nothing Like A Nurse," the nurses are vacated due to an impending enemy attack.
    Source: On Three
  • Film / I Know Where I'm Going But something stops her plans; she’s trapped on Port Erraig on the Isle of Mull—just a few miles from Kiloran— due to an impending gale.
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