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in a minute

ADVERB
now
Synonyms
WEAK
in a moment presently promptly soon
Antonyms
WEAK
future later past
ADVERB
now
Synonyms
STRONGEST
today
STRONG
directly forthwith immediately instantly nowadays straightaway
WEAK
PDQ any more at once at the moment at this moment at this time away first off here and now in a moment in nothing flat instanter just now like now momentarily on the double promptly pronto right away right now soon these days this day
Antonyms
STRONG
eventually later
WEAK
future past
ADVERB
presently
Synonyms
STRONGEST
immediately soon
STRONG
shortly
WEAK
anon before long before you know it by and by directly down the line down the pike down the road in a moment in a short time now nowadays pretty soon today without delay
Antonyms
STRONGEST
later never
WEAK
eventually
ADVERB
soon
Synonyms
STRONGEST
directly early instantly promptly quickly rapidly shortly speedily
STRONG
presently
WEAK
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 second in a short time in due time in short order in time lickety-split on time posthaste pronto quick short
Antonyms
STRONGEST
late later
WEAK
distant far never

Example Sentences

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In fact, I’m going to do that in a minute.

From The Wall Street Journal • Oct. 6, 2025

“I said, ‘Why does it feel like we haven’t played in a minute?’

From Los Angeles Times • Aug. 21, 2025

"Everything was gone in a minute," says Noura.

From BBC • May 27, 2025

Cooper added: "It was probably I guess 10 years of no international hockey exhaled in a minute and a half."

From BBC • Feb. 16, 2025

‘He has brought rabbits, nice rabbits. But master has gone to sleep, and perhaps Sam wants to sleep. Doesn’t want rabbits now? Sméagol tries to help, but he can’t catch things all in a minute.’

From "The Two Towers" by J. R. R. Tolkien