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Time to Come

Description:

Time to come refers to the future or the period that is yet to arrive. It signifies an upcoming or impending time that is yet unseen or experienced.

Possible Parts of Speech:

Noun, adverb, adjective

Possible Senses and Usages:

Noun:

- The time or period that is expected or predicted to happen in the future.

- Refers to the potential future events, possibilities, or trends.

- Can indicate a specific moment or event in the future.

- Can imply the duration of time left until something happens or will happen.

Example:

"The time to come is uncertain, but we must prepare ourselves for any challenges."

Adverb:

- Referring to something that will happen subsequently or in the future.

- Indicates the sequential order of events or actions.

- Can express the anticipation of future occurrences.

Example:

"We need to finish these tasks first, and time to come, we will be able to enjoy our vacation."

Adjective:

- Describing something that pertains to the future or is yet to happen.

- Can denote a sense of possibility or potential.

Example:

"Planning for the time to come is essential for long-term success."

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