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Term: Imminently

Definition:

Imminently is an adverb that describes an event or action that is about to happen very soon or in the immediate future.

Senses:

1. Popular Sense: Imminently is often used to refer to something that is impending or near at hand, suggesting a sense of urgency or inevitability.
2. Local Sense: In some local dialects or informal usage, immenently might also be used as an alternative spelling for 'immediately.'

Usage:

Popular Usage:

As an adverb:

• The thunderstorm is imminently approaching, so we should stay indoors.
• The announcement of the winners is imminently expected.
• The deadline for the project submission is imminently nearing.

Local Usage:

As an adverb:

• I need that report immenently. Please send it as soon as possible.
• He promised to be here immenently, but he's running late.
• Please hold the elevator - I'm immenently coming!

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