What is another word for coming next?
Pronunciation:
[ kˈʌmɪŋ nˈɛkst], [ kˈʌmɪŋ nˈɛkst], [ k_ˈʌ_m_ɪ_ŋ n_ˈɛ_k_s_t]
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Synonyms for Coming next:
adj.
• following (adjective)- consecutive,
- consequential,
- hinder,
- on the scent,
- next,
- in pursuit,
- after a while,
- posterior,
- back,
- then,
- trailing,
- succeeding,
- sequential,
- Seriate,
- later,
- resulting,
- in search of,
- afterward,
- pursuing,
- sequent,
- successive,
- coming after,
- ensuing,
- by and by,
- latter,
- in the wake of,
- rear,
- attendant,
- later on,
- a while later,
- Supervenient,
- consequent,
- next off,
- subsequent,
- coming,
- proximate,
- serial,
- presently,
- directly after,
- henceforth,
- specified,
- when.
v.
• ensue (verb)- issue,
- befall,
- develop,
- eventuate,
- result,
- appear,
- be consequent on,
- turn out,
- occur,
- supervene,
- emanate,
- attend,
- flow,
- follow,
- proceed,
- turn up,
- derive,
- eventualize,
- come next,
- arise,
- come up,
- be subsequent to,
- stem,
- come after,
- succeed.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- obstruct,
- eject,
- advent,
- buy out,
- come about,
- take after,
- stem turn,
- backwards,
- buttocks,
- shank,
- originate,
- hind,
- soon,
- gage,
- put up,
- keister,
- go on,
- flowing,
- wear,
- publish,
- henceforward,
- watch,
- go to,
- sexual climax,
- offspring,
- keep abreast,
- chase after,
- betide,
- salmon p. chase,
- recrudesce,
- game,
- take place,
- rump,
- collateral,
- chamfer,
- afterwards,
- carry on,
- cut,
- hind end,
- punt,
- fundament,
- serial publication,
- arrogate,
- answer,
- rachis,
- play along,
- arse,
- dig up,
- publication,
- hindquarters,
- wait on,
- come,
- prat,
- acquire,
- followers,
- go along,
- look,
- stake,
- bring out,
- turf out,
- give ear,
- boot out,
- lead,
- resolution,
- outcome,
- accompany,
- flow rate,
- egress,
- blockade,
- shortly,
- win,
- fore,
- dismiss,
- scratch,
- explicate,
- acquiesce,
- plunk for,
- emergence,
- descend,
- exchange,
- straight,
- embarrass,
- force out,
- on,
- in series,
- and so,
- formulate,
- keep,
- flux,
- tush,
- send away,
- hap,
- put out,
- nonparallel,
- borrow,
- come forth,
- get,
- make grow,
- subject,
- scrape,
- incidental,
- keep up,
- support,
- excavate,
- exit,
- rearwards,
- issuance,
- consequence,
- terminate,
- show up,
- supply,
- handicap,
- adjacent,
- emerge,
- tooshie,
- germinate,
- luck into,
- exclude,
- trail,
- enter,
- give chase,
- surface,
- solvent,
- vertebral column,
- bet on,
- tail end,
- move up,
- muster up,
- infer,
- behind,
- bow,
- comply,
- educate,
- course,
- ulterior,
- plump for,
- seem,
- feign,
- modernise,
- train,
- ass,
- switch off,
- see,
- take on,
- way out,
- backbone,
- locate,
- radical,
- endorse,
- produce,
- sack,
- observe,
- buy up,
- tender,
- government issue,
- bum,
- interchange,
- rotate,
- dorsum,
- muster,
- can,
- climax,
- number,
- attendee,
- attender,
- happen,
- solution,
- undermentioned,
- quest after,
- turn off,
- absorb,
- go up,
- release,
- travel along,
- break,
- chuck out,
- stymie,
- menstruate,
- backrest,
- come out,
- continue,
- approaching,
- modernize,
- bottom,
- outlet,
- root,
- stream,
- fall,
- pass,
- accept,
- surveil,
- seize,
- future,
- current,
- impede,
- stand up,
- fold up,
- engage,
- second,
- co-occurrence,
- prove,
- stanch,
- rate of flow,
- abide by,
- bob up,
- leave,
- back-to-back,
- ascend,
- repeat,
- backside,
- military issue,
- raise,
- seat,
- supervene upon,
- progeny,
- write out,
- back end,
- get hold,
- pursuit,
- pay heed,
- run,
- bring home the bacon,
- indorse,
- simulate,
- take care,
- follow up on,
- stymy,
- go forward,
- buns,
- come along,
- bechance,
- side by side,
- submit,
- resultant role,
- menstruation,
- rebel,
- deduce,
- come upon,
- pass off,
- build up,
- espouse,
- attend to,
- dog,
- give the sack,
- return,
- menses,
- subsequently,
- before long,
- find,
- bring up,
- go,
- be,
- along,
- take,
- grow,
- presume,
- stalk,
- gain,
- stick to,
- derriere,
- prosecute,
- come by,
- assent,
- get into,
- give in,
- fire,
- halt,
- after,
- give the axe,
- fanny,
- advert,
- don,
- track,
- watch over,
- payoff,
- base,
- make out,
- scrape up,
- line up,
- resultant,
- nurture,
- upcoming,
- go forth,
- matter,
- prow,
- theme,
- hang,
- educe,
- keep an eye on,
- survey,
- summon,
- event,
- uprise,
- period,
- backward,
- root word,
- prepare,
- effect,
- trace,
- cover,
- adopt,
- back tooth,
- usurp,
- put on,
- accompanying,
- strike,
- rise up,
- act on,
- forthcoming,
- sham,
- currently,
- orgasm,
- butt,
- spinal column,
- come through,
- assist,
- ensuant,
- hamper,
- tail,
- spread out,
- issuing,
- book binding,
- proceeds,
- feed,
- preempt,
- lift,
- eventful,
- take for granted,
- rally,
- fall out,
- take up,
- topic,
- give notice,
- approach,
- spring up,
- deliver the goods,
- fold,
- come on,
- defer,
- relieve,
- spine,
- substitute,
- put back,
- rearward,
- erect,
- upshot,
- give forth,
- bear,
- block,
- tag,
- tracking,
- back up,
- binding,
- furrow,
- set up,
- late,
- concomitant,
- series,
- accompaniment,
- parent,
- rear end,
- get up,
- meeter,
- deduct,
- rise,
- serve,
- conform to,
- takings,
- exhale,
- sequentially,
- nates,
- stern,
- evolve,
- move,
- catamenia,
- final result,
- yield,
- staunch,
- stick with,
- quest for,
- termination,
- so,
- splay.
How to use "Coming next" in context?
The term "coming next" is thrown around a lot, but what does it really mean? For starters, it's important to define what "next" actually means. Next can mean different things to different people, but generally speaking, it refers to something that is to come after something else. For example, coming next Saturday would indicate that Saturday is the next day, following Friday. "Coming next week" would refer to the next week after this one, and so on.
When it comes to professional sports, coming next season is a big deal.
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