soon

Definition for soon

adverb as in in the near future

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directly, early, instantly, promptly, quickly, rapidly, shortly, speedily

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anon, any minute now, before long, betimes, by and by, coming down the pike, ere long, expeditiously, fast, fleetly, forthwith, hastily, in a little while, in a minute, in a second, in a short time, in due time, in short order, in time, lickety-split, on time, posthaste, pronto, quick, short

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I hear they are soon releasing the movie “Groundhog Day II” in which Bill Murray portrays a Dodgers relief pitcher named “Tanner Treinen.”

From Los Angeles Times

However, Matthews' second try from close range, soon after brave defence had repelled Canada, sealed the game for the Red Roses.

From BBC

After dismissing the 50-year-old, West Ham said they believed "a change is necessary in order to help improve the team's position in the Premier League as soon as possible".

From BBC

Almost two years had passed since father and son last saw each other, with their last engagement together taking place soon after the King's cancer diagnosis last year.

From BBC

Is it mad on paper for Labour to be even vaguely contemplating changing their leader so soon, without an obvious strong successor, when they ran on a promise of no drama?

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