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impending
[ im-pen-ding ]
adjective
- about to happen; imminent:
their impending marriage.
- imminently threatening or menacing:
an impending storm.
- Archaic. overhanging.
impending
/ ɪˈɛԻɪŋ /
adjective
- about to happen; imminent
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of impending1
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Example Sentences
“It is a natural consumer behavior when people see an impending price change to race in and respond accordingly,” said Dominick Miserandino, a retail and consumer analyst and chief executive of Retail Tech Media Nexus.
Currently touring the new material across the U.K., he’ll stop in L.A. just in time to bless the Bowl with a cheery conversation with the audience about our impending demise.
In the first week of July, they were mapping out his impending minor-league rehab assignment in pitching department meetings.
People are generally trying to save money, too, amid all the impending recession talk and existing pricing woes.
Meanwhile, DHS revocations of Temporary Protected Status extensions force thousands of Venezuelan and Haitian recipients into impending legal limbo.
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