forthcoming etymology

Etymology:

  • From Middle English forth-comend, from Old English forth cuman, forth cym(e), meaning literally "to come forth."
  • The prefix forth- means "forward" or "outward."
  • The verb come derives from Old English cuman or cyman, meaning "to go" or "to arrive."

Meaning:

  • Happening or expected to happen soon; imminent.
  • In business, a transaction that is being processed or is about to be completed.

Origin:

The term "forthcoming" has been used in English since the 14th century. It originally referred to someone who was about to appear or come forward. Over time, it acquired its current meaning of something that is about to happen or be available.

Usage:

  • The forthcoming elections are expected to be very close.
  • The company's forthcoming quarterly earnings report is eagerly anticipated by investors.
  • The forthcoming book by the bestselling author is sure to be a hit.
  • The forthcoming order will be shipped as soon as possible.

forthcoming relate terms

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  • gnomic

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  • peremptory

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  • ease

  • memoir

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  • prosperous

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  • civil

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  • sense

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  • warrant

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  • real

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