adv
tomorrow
tuh-MO-roh
adv
1
On the day after today.
"We are flying to Rome tomorrow morning."
"I promise I will call you tomorrow."
noun
1
The day after today, or the future in general.
"Tomorrow is a new day."
"Today's children are tomorrow's leaders."
How to Use Tomorrow
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe day right after today, or the future more generally.
Common pairings
see you tomorrow
tomorrow morning
the world of tomorrow
Word Forms
tomorrows plural
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Etymology
From Old English to morgne, literally "on/at (the) morning" — to ("at, on") plus morgen ("morning").