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sooner or later
adverb as in at an unspecified future time
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Example Sentences
Budget hawks can squawk all they like, but sooner or later Japan’s defense needs will force higher military spending.
The good news is that last month, the Federal Reserve entered rate- cutting mode, meaning that sooner or later these great traffic jams of consumer wealth could come unstuck.
Sooner or later, that clash will head to the Supreme Court.
"Sooner or later, today, tomorrow, in a year or two, they will leave this country. And Palestine will be liberated."
“In the world of somebody who’s an authoritarian, maybe a dictatorship, sooner or later, everyone is going to be touched,” Letterman said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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