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Imminent

Imminent adjective - Being soon to appear or take place.
Usage example: an imminent development that should radically transform how we treat the disease
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Old is an antonym for imminent.
Nearby Words: imminence, imminently

Old

Old adjective - Being of advanced years and especially past middle age.
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Imminent is an antonym for old.
Nearby Words: oldie, olden, oldish
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  • At the climax of American Gods, Shadow diffuses an imminent war between the old and new gods with a short but effective speech laying out how it was all part of Odin's conspiracy to get themselves to kill each other in his name.
    Source: Verbal Judo
  • Anytime a program is interrupted by a news bulletin involving some calamity or, even worse, an "Emergency Alert Notification" of the style of the old CONELRAD and Emergency Broadcast System, which anyone over the age of 40 was conditioned to treat as a warning of imminent nuclear attack.
    Source: Mood Whiplash / Real Life
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