soon
adverb
1 soon
In the near future:
— The doctor will soon be here.
synonyms: before long, presently, shortly.
Roget 111:
temporarily
etc.
adj.;
pro tempore [Lat.];
for the moment,
for a time;
awhile,
en passant [Fr.],
in transitu [Lat.];
in a short time;
soon
etc.
(early)
132;
briefly
etc.
adj.;
at short notice;
on the point of,
on the eve of;
in articulo;
between cup and lip.
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Roget 121:
prospectively,
hereafter,
in future;
kal†,
tomorrow,
the day after tomorrow;
in course of time,
in process of time,
in the fullness of time;
eventually,
ultimately,
sooner or later;
proximo [Lat.];
paulo post futurum [Lat.];
in after time;
one of these days;
after a time,
after a while.
from this time;
henceforth,
henceforwards†;
thence;
thenceforth,
thenceforward;
whereupon,
upon which.
soon
etc.
(early)
132;
on the eve of,
on the point of,
on the brink of;
about to;
close upon.
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Roget 132:
early,
soon,
anon,
betimes,
rath†;
eft,
eftsoons;
ere long,
before long,
shortly;
beforehand;
prematurely
etc.
adj.;
precipitately
etc.
(hastily)
684;
too soon;
before its time,
before one's time;
in anticipation;
unexpectedly
etc.
508.
suddenly
etc.
(instantaneously)
113;
before one can say 'Jack Robinson',"
at short notice,
extempore;
on the spur of the moment,
on the spur of the occasion
[Bacon];
at once;
on the spot,
on the instant;
at sight;
offhand,
out of hand;
a' vue d'oeil [Fr.];
straight,
straightway,
straightforth†;
forthwith,
incontinently,
summarily,
immediately,
briefly,
shortly,
quickly,
speedily,
apace,
before the ink is dry,
almost immediately,
presently at the first opportunity,
in no long time,
by and by,
in a while,
directly.
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Moby thesaurus: after a time, after a while, afterward, afterwards, anon, at bottom, at once, before long, betimes, by and by, by destiny, directly, ere long, eventually, expeditiously, fatally, forthwith, gladly, happily, hastily, hopefully, immediately, imminently, in a jiffy, in a moment, in a second, in a while, in a wink, in aftertime, in due course, in due time, in good time, in short order, in the future, in time, instantly, later, lickety-split, lief, momentarily, on the double, one day, oversoon, posthaste, predictably, premature, presently, previous, probably, promptly, pronto, proximo, quick, quickly, rapidly, readily, right away, seasonably, shortly, sooner or later, speedily, straightway, swiftly, timely, tomorrow, tout de suite, ultimately, untimely, willingly, without delay ... show more.
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