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Term: soon-to-be-assumed

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense: Refers to something that is about to be taken or accepted in the near future.

Usage:

1. The soon-to-be-assumed responsibilities would require extra effort from the team.
2. She had a feeling of nervousness as the soon-to-be-assumed position drew closer.
3. Matt is the soon-to-be-assumed president of the club.

Part of Speech: Noun

Sense: Represents a person who is on the verge of taking on a particular role or responsibility.

Usage:

1. As a soon-to-be-assumed, she had to familiarize herself with the demands of the job.
2. The soon-to-be-assumed anxiously awaited the official announcement of their promotion.

Part of Speech: Verb

Sense: Refers to the act of taking or accepting something in the near future.

Usage:

1. He will soon-to-be-assume the role of project manager.
2. She is looking forward to soon-to-be-assuming her new position in the company.

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