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imminent definition
im·mi·nent (im′ə nənt)
adjective
likely to happen without delay; impending; threatening: said of danger, evil, misfortune
Etymology: L imminens, prp. of imminere, to project over, threaten < in-, on + minere, to project: see menace
Related Forms:
- imminently im′·mi·nently adverb
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