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Synonyms

before long

Idioms  
  1. Soon, in the near future, as in The baby will be teething before long. This idiom was first recorded in 1865.


Example Sentences

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But before long the baaing of sheep drowned them all out.

From Literature

He shared custody of his two children, 11 and 8, when we met, but before long, both chose to live with us full-time.

From MarketWatch

Still in his 20s, Jackson was first asked to run the Chicago arm of the operation and, before long, to take on the national leadership.

From BBC

“And we expect tech to return to the front of the pack before long.”

From Barron's

“And we expect tech to return to the front of the pack before long.”

From Barron's