future
noun
adjective
Origin of future
Related Words for futures
prospective, eventual, subsequent, planned, imminent, forthcoming, impending, ultimate, prospect, outlook, millennium, destiny, fate, inevitable, approaching, final, coming, eternity, infinity, hereafterExamples from the Web for futures
Contemporary Examples of futures
Later, he taught her how to smoke, and still later, they whispered of politics, and fears and hopes for their futures.
Every day, their bodies, lives and futures are affected by politicians and policies they did not choose.
Paying Taxes and Going to Jail Like Adults; Teens Deserve the Right to Vote, TooJillian Keenan
October 6, 2014
The mainstream LGBT movement, meanwhile, still insists that neither of these futures will come to pass.
I smuggled drugs to make money for them, to pay for their schooling, to secure their futures with good careers.
As the guns fade veterans are returning to the lives they once lived and the futures they are building.
Historical Examples of futures
He might note in January, let us say, that the price of May or July futures is favorable.
About sugar buying for JobbersB. W. Dyer
So you sell the same quantity of futures on the Exchange at 8.00.
About sugar buying for JobbersB. W. Dyer
But they felt that something had better be done toward assurance of their futures.
The Law-BreakersRidgwell Cullum
I'm sure you appreciate, my friends, the enormous importance of your own futures?
The Burning SpearJohn Galsworthy
And yet trading in futures is by no means necessarily speculation.
Elements of Foreign ExchangeFranklin Escher