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imminent

[im-uh-nuhnt] / ˈɪm ə nənt /


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You can pick up shades of anguish in the actor’s delivery even when triumph is imminent.

From Salon

That suggests that while the prime minister is weaker than ever, a challenge to his leadership is far from imminent.

From BBC

Mr. Amodei seems to base his prediction of massive and imminent job loss on his technological expertise, which is vast, rather than on his understanding of economics, which isn’t.

From The Wall Street Journal

That level was tested in May and August 2024, and again last April, when a bullish piercing line candle provided a timely signal that a bounce was imminent.

From Barron's

A move to the same role at the United States Tennis Association appears imminent, although he has remained tight-lipped - for once - when it comes to his future.

From BBC