Next and Someday

Next

Next adverb - At the time or occasion immediately following.

Someday and next are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Someday" instead an adverb "Next".

Someday

Someday adverb - At a later time.
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Synonyms for Someday

Next and someday are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Next" instead an adverb "Someday".

Both words in one sentence

  • Music / Franks Wild Years And I know someday they'll have to name a street after me Right next door to old Franklin D.
  • Next, he comments on how his boss is a "tired old man" and how he "can't run the city without me," suggesting that he wants to run the show himself someday (which is expanded upon later in the "think about the future" scene with Eckhardt).
  • Video Game / Final Fantasy Tactics A2 Professional Butt-Kisser: The Bonga Bugle Head Editor never misses the chance to praise the Owner as highly as it is possible in hopes that someday his boss will name him the next Owner.
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