When to Use Forthcoming?

When to Use Forthcoming?

forthcoming
  1. adjective [ADJ n] A forthcoming event is planned to happen soon. ... his opponents in the forthcoming elections. ...
  2. adjective [v-link ADJ] If something that you want, need, or expect is forthcoming, it is given to you or it happens. [formal] They promised that the money would be forthcoming. ...
  3. adjective.

How do you use forthcoming?

Forthcoming in a Sentence ?
  1. The author's forthcoming novel will be released next month.
  2. Once the investigation is complete, additional charges against the suspect will be forthcoming.
  3. The singer's forthcoming album will feature many of her own songs.

Can you say something is forthcoming?

coming forth, or about to come forth; about to appear; approaching in time: the forthcoming concert. ready or available when required or expected: He assured us that payment would be forthcoming.

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