incoming
Americanadjective
noun
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the act of coming in; arrival; advent.
the incoming of spring.
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Usually incomings. funds received; revenue.
adjective
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coming in; entering
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about to come into office; succeeding
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(of interest, dividends, etc) being received; accruing
noun
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the act of coming in; entrance
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(usually plural) income or revenue
Etymology
Origin of incoming
Example Sentences
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These are no incoming Dreamliners or Airbuses bringing in the next manifest of tourists and guest workers.
From BBC
Gulf countries’ proximity to Iran means those countries have less time to prepare for incoming drones.
While in Tel Aviv on Sunday, AFP journalists heard sirens signalling an incoming missile attack from Iran, prompting dozens of people nearby to run for cover in a nearby shelter.
From Barron's
Dubai resident Becky Williams said she saw about 15 missiles "launched from behind my house yesterday", referring to missiles fired by UAE authorities to intercept incoming Iranian projectiles.
From BBC
It could even reach for a nuclear option: abolishing the draft altogether, and making incoming rookies free agents.
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