Forthwith and Presently

Forthwith

Forthwith adverb - Without delay.
Usage example: if the fire alarm rings, leave the building forthwith
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Presently and forthwith are semantically related in at once topic. In some cases you can use "Presently" instead an adverb "Forthwith".

Presently

Presently adverb - At or within a short time.
Usage example: I cannot attend to the matter this instant, but I will presently

Forthwith and presently are semantically related in at once topic. You can use "Forthwith" instead an adverb "Presently".

Nearby Words: present, presence

Both words in one sentence

  • But she forthwith becomes Baroness Umfraville in her own right, astonishes the world with her beauty and accomplishments when she bursts upon it from her mansion in Spring Gardens, and, as you foresee, will presently come into contact with the unseen objet aimé.
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