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forthcoming
[ fawrth-kuhm-ing, fohrth- ]
adjective
the forthcoming concert.
- ready or available when required or expected:
He assured us that payment would be forthcoming.
- frank and cooperative; candid:
In his testimony, the senator could have been more forthcoming.
- friendly and outgoing; sociable.
forthcoming
/ ˌfɔːθˈkʌmɪŋ /
adjective
- approaching in time
the forthcoming debate
- about to appear
his forthcoming book
- available or ready
the money wasn't forthcoming
- open or sociable
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Derived Forms
- ˌforthˈcomingness, noun
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Other Words From
- forthcoming·ness noun
- unforth·coming adjective
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Word History and Origins
Origin of forthcoming1
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Example Sentences
CJ Grisham, president of Open Carry Texas (OCT), was more forthcoming.
The identity of the skeleton remains the big question, and answers may not be forthcoming anytime soon.
Even when pressed, the department has been less than forthcoming with specifics on police shootings in the city.
Might as well laugh along with the Griswolds at the forthcoming dysfunction.
It appeared that Baker would again have to face Clark in the forthcoming run-off.
She ignored his very presence, though readily, eagerly forthcoming to the smallest sign from Tony.
He hoped to treat the subject exhaustively in his forthcoming treatise on Ecclesiastical Prosody.
Then he went into the house to start typing up his notes for that forthcoming paper.
It seems that many even of Montague's followers doubted whether the promised two millions would be forthcoming.
It was a comedy on both sides, but it remained a comedy so long as those papers were not forthcoming.
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