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tomorrow | American Dictionary

tomorrow
adverb[ not gradable ]
us/təˈmɑr·oʊ, -ˈmɔr-/
on the day after today:
He said he’ll call tomorrow after work.
tomorrow
noun[ C/U ]
us/təˈmɑr·oʊ, -ˈmɔr-/
the day after today:
[ U ]Tomorrow’s meeting has been postponed.
If you say you will see someone tomorrow morning/night/at noon/etc., you mean you will see that person on the next day at that time:
[ U ]I’ve arranged to see Rachel tomorrow morning/at ten.
Tomorrow can also mean the future:
[ U ]Today’s problem child may be tomorrow’s brilliant scientist.

Examples of tomorrow

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What matters from this perspective is not the children of today, but the adults of tomorrow.
Markers are particles such as ' therefore ' or ' so ', or indexicals such as ' today ' or ' tomorrow ', that modify the proposition.
And if your action tomorrow is necessary it is not free.
If the horizon is extended, changes in tomorrow's parameter estimates will matter for more future periods.
But the margins, as the conference amply demonstrated, offer opportunities enough - and today's margins have a habit of becoming tomorrow's mainstream.
The f and y components of x match those for x because both components are in the decision-maker's information set tomorrow.
The reality is retirement saving represents a payoff that is too distant and uncertain, and pleasure promised tomorrow means pain today.
As a result, a friend wrote to me of 'a blight tomorrow' when she was clearly intending to be optimistic.
In contrast, when states value future payoffs almost as much as current ones, accepting an agreement today or tomorrow does not make a big difference.
Of course this is not needed for today's performance but may be vital for tomorrow's revival.
Yesterday's enemy is today's friend and good neighbour and tomorrow's partner in cooperation, and vice versa.
For today's student, an ingrained understanding of the sentience of nonhuman animals will lead to a better scientist tomorrow.
But this means that it is tomorrow's satisfaction that matters, not today's assessment of tomorrow's satisfaction.
I don't think she would have told me yes if she didn't intend on showing up tomorrow.
Child delinquents have a 2- to 3-fold increased risk of becoming tomorrow's serious, violent, and chronic offenders.
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