foreseeable future es

  • 1foreseeable future — Foreseeable involves seeing beforehand, exercising foresight. Foreseeable future, probably meaning the future as far as we can now anticipate or predict it, is not only trite but lacking in good sense. None of us, no matter how smart or clever,… …

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  • 2for the foreseeable future — phrase for as far in the future as can be determined, based on what is known now For the foreseeable future, we need to continue our research. Thesaurus: existing or continuing for a long timesynonym Main entry: foreseeable * * * for/in the… …

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  • 3in the foreseeable future — phrase at a future time that is not very distant, and that can be at least partly guessed from present conditions There will certainly be more effective cancer treatments in the foreseeable future. Thesaurus: soon and as soon as possiblesynonym… …

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  • 4for the foreseeable future — for as far in the future as can be determined, based on what is known now For the foreseeable future, we need to continue our research …

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  • 5in the foreseeable future — at a future time that is not very distant, and that can be at least partly guessed from present conditions There will certainly be more effective cancer treatments in the foreseeable future …

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  • 6in the foreseeable future — in the near future …

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  • 7foreseeable — fore|see|a|ble [fo:ˈsi:əbəl US fo:r ] adj 1.) for/in the foreseeable future for as long as it is possible to know what is likely to happen ▪ The situation is likely to continue for the foreseeable future. 2.) in the foreseeable future fairly soon …

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  • 8foreseeable — [[t]fɔː(r)si͟ːəb(ə)l[/t]] 1) ADJ GRADED If a future event is foreseeable, you know that it will happen or that it can happen, because it is a natural or obvious consequence of something else that you know. It seems to me that this crime was… …

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  • 9foreseeable — fore|see|a|ble [ fɔr siəbl ] adjective a foreseeable event or time is one that can easily be imagined or known about before it happens: PREDICTABLE: The increased demand for organic produce was not foreseeable ten years ago. for the foreseeable… …

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  • 10foreseeable — adjective 1 in the foreseeable future fairly soon: There is a possibility of severe water shortages in the foreseeable future. 2 for the foreseeable future continuing in the future for as long as you can imagine: Their dependence on oil exports… …

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