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to·mor·row (tə mär′ō, -môr′ō)
adverb
- on or during the day after today
- at some time in the indefinite future
Etymology: ME to morwe < to morwen < OE to morgen: see to & morning
noun
- the day after today
- some time in the indefinite future
adjective
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Eachschool can, onceagain, become what it was always meant to beöa building that has four walls with tomorrow inside.
Thanks for tomorrow, thanks for last week, thanks for next Fridayöin fact thanks for everything except last night.
'Oh, mother, mother, mak my bed, And mak it saft and narrow; My love has died for me to-day, I'll die for him tomorrow.'
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