Sooner or later
Sooner or later adverb - At a later time.
Usage example: sooner or later, the police are going to track down the burglar
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Synonyms for Sooner or later
Yet and sooner or later are semantically related In some cases you can use "Yet" instead an adverb phrase "Sooner or later".
Yet
Yet adverb - At a later time.
Usage example: we may yet figure it out
Sooner or later and yet are semantically related in in the future topic. You can use "Sooner or later" instead an adverb "Yet".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- even and sooner or later
- even and yet
- still and sooner or later
- still and yet
- finally and sooner or later
- finally and yet
- after a while and sooner or later
- after a while and yet
- ultimately and sooner or later
- ultimately and yet
- already and sooner or later
- already and yet
- again and sooner or later
- again and yet
Both terms in one sentence
- He abandons her, rats her out, abuses her, tries to kill her, and yet she always ends up by his side again sooner or later.
Source: Why Would Anyone Take Him Back? - Not so bad yet, namely since that at that point it was treated as a Foregone Conclusion, and we knew sooner or later, Ted would meet his real wife.
Source: Romantic Plot Tumor -
It's promised that everything in that section should sooner or later be brought to light in the actual comic, which has been slowly happening, but some details remain unrevealed as yet.
Source: Webcomic / Zombie Ranch
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