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Tomorrow

noun, adverb

Tomorrow is the day after today or, more broadly, the future.

8 letters 3 syllables

What does Tomorrow mean?

Tomorrow is the day after today or, more broadly, the future.

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Dictionary definition

Tomorrow is the day after today, and as an adverb it means on that day. It can also refer more broadly to future time or to a future situation.

Example sentences

Tomorrow in a sentence

easy

We will visit the museum tomorrow.

easy

Tomorrow is the last day to bring in the form.

medium

Planning tomorrow's tasks today can make the morning feel easier.

medium

A week from tomorrow, our class will perform the play.

hard

The clean-energy choices made today can shape a healthier tomorrow.

hard

The coach told the team to rest now because tomorrow would bring another challenge.

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Practice the meaning of Tomorrow

Answer three quick questions about its meaning and related words.

Practice 1

What does tomorrow mean in “We will finish the model tomorrow” ?

Practice 2

What does tomorrow mean in “Today's learners will design the cities of tomorrow” ?

Practice 3

Which sentence spells tomorrow correctly?

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Tomorrow

Voice settings
Sounds like

tuh · mor · oh · strongest beat: mor

Synonyms

Words like Tomorrow

next dayA close equivalent when the reference point is today; in other contexts, next day can mean the day after a different day.
futureA close equivalent only when tomorrow means future time or a future situation, not the specific next day.
Antonyms

Opposite words

yesterdayA direct time contrast: yesterday is the day before today, while tomorrow is the day after today.
pastA direct contrast only when tomorrow means the future rather than the specific next day.
Synonym practice

Want to practice tomorrow synonyms in context? Try a Synonym Search question like "The class trip is tomorrow," then compare close word choices. Practice tomorrow synonyms.

Word family

Tomorrow word family

Base word

tomorrow

noun

tomorrows

More than one future day or, figuratively, more than one possible future.

noun

tomorrow's

Shows that something belongs to, is planned for, or is connected with tomorrow, as in tomorrow's lesson.

noun

day after tomorrow

The day two days after today.

adverb

tomorrow week

A British expression meaning a week from tomorrow.

Related words
Student support

Understand Tomorrow

Hint for students

Look for the day after today, an action happening on that day, something belonging to that day, or a broader idea about the future.

Common mix-up

Tomorrow changes with the speaker's date, so replace it with an exact date when confusion is possible. Spell it to-mor-row, not tommorow or tommorrow. British English often says a week tomorrow; North American English usually says a week from tomorrow.

Try it in class or at home

Students place today, tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, and a week from tomorrow on a dated calendar, then sort sentences into next-day, adverb, possessive, and broader-future uses.

Teacher prompt

Compare tomorrow as the day after today, as an adverb, in tomorrow's meeting, and as a broader future in the world of tomorrow. Ask what clue selects each use.