Pronunciation

/təˈmɔrəʊ/

Definitions

Noun

• Tomorrow refers to the day that immediately follows the current day in the time sequence, typically used to indicate a future event or appointment.

Verb

• To use “tomorrow” as a verb can imply planning or scheduling something for the next day, e.g., “I’m meeting him tomorrow morning.”

Adjective

• It can also be used as an adjective to describe the quality of being related to or occurring the next day, e.g., “The weather forecast for tomorrow promises sunshine.”

Adverb

• Less commonly, it can function as an adverb to express the time when something will happen, e.g., “Let’s discuss it tomorrow.”

Phrases

• “Meet you tomorrow” = an agreement to meet at a specific time on the following day.
• “What are your plans for tomorrow?” = asking about someone’s schedule for the next day.
• “See you tomorrow” = a farewell with the intention to meet again the next day.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “I’ll finish my work today so I can relax tomorrow.”
• Verb: “We’re having a barbecue at home tomorrow.”
• Adjective: “I’m looking forward to a sunny tomorrow after this week’s rain.”

Synonyms

• Day after today
• Following day
• Upcoming day
• Day of the future
• Tomorrow’s date

Antonyms

• Yesterday
• Today
• Past
• Present
• Current