tomorrow
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- noun
- /təˈmɔroʊ/
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futuro
- Breathe and trust that tomorrow will be a different day.
- today and tomorrow
- a better tomorrow
- planning for tomorrow
You've got to at some point, move from tomorrow to right now.
- You've got to at some point, move from tomorrow to right now.
- Don't put off to tomorrow what has to be dealt with today.
- You are here, Perhaps tomorrow is not.
- The shape of tomorrow's Middle East hinges on what happens next.
- So that is tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow.
Examples
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If you help me, I promise tomorrow you have your life back ... free!
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I just showered and tomorrow is the big day.
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And you guys, tomorrow is her birthday.
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Last day of the challenge tomorrow, one night sleep to go.
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We need to act today for our nation's children of tomorrow; time is of the essence.
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I'm just trying to stay sober for tomorrow, you know?
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Don't wait until tomorrow to find your peace again.
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Everyone wants to know what tomorrow's world will bring.
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Stressed out about tomorrow?
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I always say, leave nothing for tomorrow that can be done today.
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The time that comes after the present
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The time that comes after now
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The time that comes after now
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Etymology
Tomorrow also came to mean 'the future' because its second part morrow meant 'the coming day', so people used tomorrow for time that is yet to come. That's why it can mean 'the near future'.