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Definition of future
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of future is as below...
Future
(v. i.) That is to be or come
hereafter;
that will exist at any time after the
present;
as, the next
moment
is
future,
to the
present..
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Emboitement
::
Emboitement
(n.) The
hypothesis
that all
living
things
proceed
from
preexisting
germs,
and that these
encase
the germs of all
future
living
things,
inclosed
one
within
another..
Oracle
::
Oracle
(n.) The
answer
of a god, or some
person
reputed
to be a god, to an
inquiry
respecting
some
affair
or
future
event,
as the
success
of an
enterprise
or
battle..
Past
::
Past (v.) Of or
pertaining
to a
former
time or
state;
neither
present
nor
future;
gone by;
elapsed;
ended;
spent;
as, past
troubles;
past
offences..
Damnation
::
Damnation
(n.)
Condemnation
to
everlasting
punishment
in the
future
state,
or the
punishment
itself..
Post Note
::
Post note () A note
issued
by a bank,
payable
at some
future
specified
time, as
distinguished
from a note
payable
on
demand..
Time
::
Time (n.) A
particular
period
or part of
duration,
whether
past,
present,
or
future;
a point or
portion
of
duration;
as, the time was, or has been; the time is, or will be..
Trust
::
Trust (v. i.) To be
confident,
as of
something
future;
to
hope..
Enerlasting
::
Enerlasting
(n.)
Eternal
duration,
past of
future;
eternity..
World
::
World (n.) In a more
restricted
sense,
that part of the earth and its
concerns
which is known to any one, or
contemplated
by any one; a
division
of the
globe,
or of its
inhabitants;
human
affairs
as seen from a
certain
position,
or from a given point of view; also, state of
existence;
scene of life and
action;
as, the Old
World;
the New
World;
the
religious
world;
the
Catholic
world;
the upper
world;
the
future
world;
the
heathen
world..
Fatidical
::
Fatidical
(a.)
Having
power to
foretell
future
events;
prophetic;
fatiloquent;
as, the
fatidical
oak..
Pointing
::
Pointing
(n.) The act or
process
of
measuring,
at the
various
distances
from the
surface
of a block of
marble,
the
surface
of a
future
piece of
statuary;
also, a
process
used in
cutting
the
statue
from the
artist's
model..
Hereafter
::
Hereafter
(n.) A
future
existence
or
state.
Bear
::
Bear (n.) A
person
who sells
stocks
or
securities
for
future
delivery
in
expectation
of a fall in the
market.
Reserved
::
Reserved
(a.) Kept for
future
or
special
use, or for an
exigency;
as,
reserved
troops;
a
reserved
seat in a
theater..
Store
::
Store (v. t.) To
furnish;
to
supply;
to
replenish;
esp., to stock or
furnish
against
a
future
time..
Bank Bill
::
Bank bill () In
England,
a note, or a bill of
exchange,
of a bank,
payable
to
order,
and
usually
at some
future
specified
time. Such bills are
negotiable,
but form, in the
strict
sense of the term, no part of the
currency..
Providence
::
Providence
(n.) The act of
providing
or
preparing
for
future
use or
application;
a
making
ready;
preparation.
Augury
::
Augury
(n.) An omen;
prediction;
prognostication;
indication
of the
future;
presage.
Futurity
::
Futurity
(n.) State of being that is yet to come;
future
state.
Necromancy
::
Necromancy
(n.) The art of
revealing
future
events
by means of a
pretended
communication
with the dead; the black art;
hence,
magic in
general;
conjuration;
enchantment.
See Black art..
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