tomorrow

/təˈmɑːroʊ/

nounadverbto · mor · row

Think: “To MORROW (morning) we go”—tomorrow starts with “to-” and has “morrow” in the middle.

Yes, it's tomorrow. Remember it has double R: to + mor + row → tomo**rr**ow.

Definitions

  1. adverbon the day after today
  2. nounthe day after today

Examples

  • “We will finish the project tomorrow.”
  • “Tomorrow is my sister’s birthday.”
  • “If it rains today, we can go to the park tomorrow instead.”

Synonyms

the next daythe following dayday after todaynext day

Antonyms

yesterdaytoday

Translations

ES mañanaPT amanhãFR demain

Common misspellings

tomorowtommorowtomarrowtomorroetomorowwtomorrawtomorro

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