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to-be
adjective as in coming
Strongest matches
Strong matches
adjective as in future
Strong matches
adjective as in prospective
noun as in future
Example Sentences
Toné! was born in 1986 when its to-be co-founders realized they could find success as their own entity.
Lovers — former, and to-be — flirt in these gentle shadows; women swap stories about their home lives and their dreams; the employer exploits the laborers, and they, in turn, plot to steal his fruit.
“I recognize that a young, doe-eyed reality star to-be, wanting fame at any costs, doesn’t know what they’re signing, and they can’t afford a good lawyer,” Frankel added.
There was even a sign painting station in the southeast parking lot, where 13-year-old to-be eighth-grader Hunter Martini of Rohnert Park painted “STAY AND SELL.”
Renton School District’s 15,000 students will pilot the to-be finalized programs.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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