Forthcoming
Forthcoming adjective - Being soon to appear or take place.
Later and forthcoming are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Later" instead an adjective "Forthcoming".
Later
Later adjective - Being, occurring, or carried out at a time after something else.
Forthcoming and later are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Forthcoming" instead an adjective "Later".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- future and forthcoming
- future and later
- approaching and forthcoming
- approaching and later
- next and forthcoming
- next and later
- subsequent and forthcoming
- subsequent and later
- proximate and forthcoming
- proximate and later
- impending and forthcoming
- impending and later
- prospective and forthcoming
- prospective and later
Both words in one sentence
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Less than two hours later she found herself kidnapped by said lover, tied up and forcibly shaved when she wasn't forthcoming with who she sold him too.
Source: Traumatic Haircut -
No apocalypse is forthcoming and no flesh/brain-eating ensues, as the zombies retain their free will if they're revived immediately after death and are compliant Mooks if resurrected a bit later.
Source: Zombie Apocalypse -
If a movie poses a Sequel Hook only for no sequel to ultimately be forthcoming, this can be the source of unintentional humour later on down the track.
Source: Sequel Hook
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