tomorrows
UStuh-MAH-rohz/təˈmɑɹoʊz/UKtuh-MO-rohz/təˈmɒɹəʊz/
- 1Plural of tomorrow.
Politicians love to promise voters brighter tomorrows.
He stopped counting the empty tomorrows and started living for today.
Note
Only one meaning of tomorrow can be counted: a future period, not the literal day after today, which has no plural. So tomorrows are nearly always figurative. They name possible futures, and they often appear alongside yesterdays and todays or with an adjective such as brighter. The adverb, as in see you tomorrow, never takes the -s, so a plural always signals the noun.
tomorrows is a form of tomorrow
tomorrow, noun: The day immediately following today. Full entry
- Forms
- tomorrowtomorrows plural
- Spelling
- tomorrow → tomorrows: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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