Definition of futurity in English:

futurity

nounPlural futurities fjuːˈtʃʊərɪtifjuːˈtjʊərɪti

1mass noun The future time.
the tremendous shadows which futurity casts upon the present
Example sentencesExamples
- We can so far take a prophetic glance into futurity as to foretell that it will be the common and widely-spread species, belonging to the larger and dominant groups, which will ultimately prevail and procreate new and dominant species.
- Any event must have all three properties, pastness, presentness and futurity, but this is a contradiction.
- Its great to go into a room somewhere and listen to all of this sound, sound that is full of futurity, sound that is presented as an event of the mind rather than the body - where it will take us, we shall see.
- Expectation is a calculus of futurity, an extrapolation of narrativised past events into the future.
- There is enough of sorrow in this world, without looking into futurity for it.
- Is the Place a reservoir of history, or a well of futurity?
- The danger is of developing hibernation strategies which envisage a futurity whose solace is retrospective.
- Often the anxiety seems concealed under a discourse of futurity, in which attention is given to what life online might become - with contradictions deleted - rather than giving attention to what actually happens or has happened.
- Judging from the past, we may safely infer that not one living species will transmit its unaltered likeness to a distant futurity.
- It is simply not right that a space program be merely a bauble of a billionaire when all of futurity beckons.
- It is ‘the democracy to come’ not in terms of futurity, but in terms of instability; that is, it is structurally performative.
- Yet pastness and futurity, he argued, are inherently contradictory; so nothing in reality can correspond to them.
- Asleep here are those who had sacrificed the life of this world for the life of futurity.
- They realized that, whether a man is most swayed by the one or the other, what he must most depend upon and desire, is a knowledge of futurity.
- By entering this nothingness, which is the constitutive risk of already dwelling on the earth - call it the burden of consciousness or the task of history - we take up the needfulness of futurity itself.
- If there is some take on that side, then there may be able to be some more give on mine. I was struck by the concept of futurity in both your poetry and criticism.
- At that point it's a conceptual lyrical moment where the poem is becoming aware, or I am becoming aware of the piece at that point as having to do with futurity.
- The second possibility was a fixed date - some date in futurity, which could have been the commencement date.
- As You Like It is perhaps ideal for such treatment, since in that play the attempt to marry wilfulness and futurity is the outcome of a comic action of forced reconcilement.
- As Favaro noted, on the second line Galileo had first written 15 February, then changed it to the 16th - an initial error, we may conjecture, as caused confusion in futurity.
1. 1.1count noun A future event.
  the great novelists who truly mirror the tremendous futurities
  Example sentencesExamples
  No part - no part - of that liability in any way relates, on the evidence - it has not been suggested that it relates on the evidence - to any advantage flowing from the futurity of discharge.
  Hopefully, in the next set, they'll also grace us with something more in the way of special features: radio shows, interviews, futurities, maybe even commentaries.
  Freedom from the old, freedom from aesthetic determination and the law of Rowley, depends upon an impossible futurity.
  Security is the superposition of one moment upon the next in a serial form for the sake of a calculated futurity (expectation).
  Instead it enacts a movement from future to past that hints towards a futurity entirely removed from linear temporality.
2. 1.2 Renewed or continuing existence.
  the snowdrops were a promise of futurity
  Example sentencesExamples
  The perceiving individual's terminal attitudes constitute an anticipatory contact experience in which the futurity of distant objects is reduced to an abstract contemporaneity.
  This chapter announces the promising futurity of ‘Unnatural Acts and the Next Acts.’
  The last sentence, however, abruptly changes the futurity of the goals and positions them as long-established truths.
  Wilkinson's piece is a consummate attempt to rise to the challenge of the embarrassment of the manifesto, with a hesitation and a promise for futurity in what he calls a ‘superversive manifesto’.
  The futurity of God's self-naming- ‘I shall be what I shall be’ leads to the profound reflection that redemption is an episodic phenomenon.
  Reality is airbrushed and we're given promises of fabulous, mythical oases of futurity.
2US
short for futurity race
Example sentencesExamples
- The sport was growing here in numbers, but many cutters did not want to travel all the way to Texas to compete in a first-rate futurity.
- Most of the big futurities have these future fortunes side pots.
- Some of the top breeders in the region are consigning colts so that they can show in the futurities.
- In Michigan and Virginia, he plays host to two of the largest western pleasure futurities in the world.
- Buckles will be awarded to the winners of all futurities.
- In 2001, he competed at the futurity with broken ribs and a punctured lung.
- Created over 30 years ago to perpetuate the traditional progression of training the California Vaquero Bridle Horse, the futurity has a special mystique.
- Both futurities are held during our Thanksgiving Appaloosa Horse Show, held annually in Moose Jaw, Sask.
- He is also eligible for the PHSC Yearling Lounge Line, two-year-old western pleasure and three-year old reining futurities.
- ‘We don't have a lot of futurities down in our area, but she did place in a futurity last year,’ she said.
- What we're referring to is a futurity, a contest featuring young livestock.
- The winners of the incentive portion of the futurities received a lettered jacket in addition to the money.
- You will be right to compete at Neosha for high point awards and compete in our open futurities.
- Watch for Hanna in the yearling futurities and open yearling filly classes at the APHA shows in 2007.
- Like an equine futurity, the bulls were judged on their performance, even though most of the time the rider didn't make the 8-second buzzer.

Rhymes

biosecurity, cybersecurity, immaturity, impurity, maturity, obscurity, purity, security, surety

Definition of futurity in US English:

futurity

noun

1The future time.
the tremendous shadows that futurity casts upon the present
Example sentencesExamples
- If there is some take on that side, then there may be able to be some more give on mine. I was struck by the concept of futurity in both your poetry and criticism.
- Any event must have all three properties, pastness, presentness and futurity, but this is a contradiction.
- We can so far take a prophetic glance into futurity as to foretell that it will be the common and widely-spread species, belonging to the larger and dominant groups, which will ultimately prevail and procreate new and dominant species.
- Asleep here are those who had sacrificed the life of this world for the life of futurity.
- There is enough of sorrow in this world, without looking into futurity for it.
- Yet pastness and futurity, he argued, are inherently contradictory; so nothing in reality can correspond to them.
- They realized that, whether a man is most swayed by the one or the other, what he must most depend upon and desire, is a knowledge of futurity.
- As Favaro noted, on the second line Galileo had first written 15 February, then changed it to the 16th - an initial error, we may conjecture, as caused confusion in futurity.
- Its great to go into a room somewhere and listen to all of this sound, sound that is full of futurity, sound that is presented as an event of the mind rather than the body - where it will take us, we shall see.
- As You Like It is perhaps ideal for such treatment, since in that play the attempt to marry wilfulness and futurity is the outcome of a comic action of forced reconcilement.
- The danger is of developing hibernation strategies which envisage a futurity whose solace is retrospective.
- Judging from the past, we may safely infer that not one living species will transmit its unaltered likeness to a distant futurity.
- It is ‘the democracy to come’ not in terms of futurity, but in terms of instability; that is, it is structurally performative.
- Is the Place a reservoir of history, or a well of futurity?
- It is simply not right that a space program be merely a bauble of a billionaire when all of futurity beckons.
- Expectation is a calculus of futurity, an extrapolation of narrativised past events into the future.
- Often the anxiety seems concealed under a discourse of futurity, in which attention is given to what life online might become - with contradictions deleted - rather than giving attention to what actually happens or has happened.
- By entering this nothingness, which is the constitutive risk of already dwelling on the earth - call it the burden of consciousness or the task of history - we take up the needfulness of futurity itself.
- At that point it's a conceptual lyrical moment where the poem is becoming aware, or I am becoming aware of the piece at that point as having to do with futurity.
- The second possibility was a fixed date - some date in futurity, which could have been the commencement date.
1. 1.1 A future event.
  Example sentencesExamples
  No part - no part - of that liability in any way relates, on the evidence - it has not been suggested that it relates on the evidence - to any advantage flowing from the futurity of discharge.
  Security is the superposition of one moment upon the next in a serial form for the sake of a calculated futurity (expectation).
  Hopefully, in the next set, they'll also grace us with something more in the way of special features: radio shows, interviews, futurities, maybe even commentaries.
  Instead it enacts a movement from future to past that hints towards a futurity entirely removed from linear temporality.
  Freedom from the old, freedom from aesthetic determination and the law of Rowley, depends upon an impossible futurity.
2. 1.2 Renewed or continuing existence.
  the snowdrops were a promise of futurity
  Example sentencesExamples
  The futurity of God's self-naming- ‘I shall be what I shall be’ leads to the profound reflection that redemption is an episodic phenomenon.
  Wilkinson's piece is a consummate attempt to rise to the challenge of the embarrassment of the manifesto, with a hesitation and a promise for futurity in what he calls a ‘superversive manifesto’.
  The last sentence, however, abruptly changes the futurity of the goals and positions them as long-established truths.
  The perceiving individual's terminal attitudes constitute an anticipatory contact experience in which the futurity of distant objects is reduced to an abstract contemporaneity.
  Reality is airbrushed and we're given promises of fabulous, mythical oases of futurity.
  This chapter announces the promising futurity of ‘Unnatural Acts and the Next Acts.’
3. 1.3US
  short for futurity race
  Example sentencesExamples
  Buckles will be awarded to the winners of all futurities.
  Some of the top breeders in the region are consigning colts so that they can show in the futurities.
  Most of the big futurities have these future fortunes side pots.
  He is also eligible for the PHSC Yearling Lounge Line, two-year-old western pleasure and three-year old reining futurities.
  ‘We don't have a lot of futurities down in our area, but she did place in a futurity last year,’ she said.
  The sport was growing here in numbers, but many cutters did not want to travel all the way to Texas to compete in a first-rate futurity.
  In 2001, he competed at the futurity with broken ribs and a punctured lung.
  The winners of the incentive portion of the futurities received a lettered jacket in addition to the money.
  Watch for Hanna in the yearling futurities and open yearling filly classes at the APHA shows in 2007.
  You will be right to compete at Neosha for high point awards and compete in our open futurities.
  In Michigan and Virginia, he plays host to two of the largest western pleasure futurities in the world.
  Created over 30 years ago to perpetuate the traditional progression of training the California Vaquero Bridle Horse, the futurity has a special mystique.
  Both futurities are held during our Thanksgiving Appaloosa Horse Show, held annually in Moose Jaw, Sask.
  What we're referring to is a futurity, a contest featuring young livestock.
  Like an equine futurity, the bulls were judged on their performance, even though most of the time the rider didn't make the 8-second buzzer.

单词	futurity
释义	Definition of futurity in English: futurity nounPlural futurities fjuːˈtʃʊərɪtifjuːˈtjʊərɪti 1mass noun The future time. the tremendous shadows which futurity casts upon the present Example sentencesExamples We can so far take a prophetic glance into futurity as to foretell that it will be the common and widely-spread species, belonging to the larger and dominant groups, which will ultimately prevail and procreate new and dominant species. Any event must have all three properties, pastness, presentness and futurity, but this is a contradiction. Its great to go into a room somewhere and listen to all of this sound, sound that is full of futurity, sound that is presented as an event of the mind rather than the body - where it will take us, we shall see. Expectation is a calculus of futurity, an extrapolation of narrativised past events into the future. There is enough of sorrow in this world, without looking into futurity for it. Is the Place a reservoir of history, or a well of futurity? The danger is of developing hibernation strategies which envisage a futurity whose solace is retrospective. Often the anxiety seems concealed under a discourse of futurity, in which attention is given to what life online might become - with contradictions deleted - rather than giving attention to what actually happens or has happened. Judging from the past, we may safely infer that not one living species will transmit its unaltered likeness to a distant futurity. It is simply not right that a space program be merely a bauble of a billionaire when all of futurity beckons. It is ‘the democracy to come’ not in terms of futurity, but in terms of instability; that is, it is structurally performative. Yet pastness and futurity, he argued, are inherently contradictory; so nothing in reality can correspond to them. Asleep here are those who had sacrificed the life of this world for the life of futurity. They realized that, whether a man is most swayed by the one or the other, what he must most depend upon and desire, is a knowledge of futurity. By entering this nothingness, which is the constitutive risk of already dwelling on the earth - call it the burden of consciousness or the task of history - we take up the needfulness of futurity itself. If there is some take on that side, then there may be able to be some more give on mine. I was struck by the concept of futurity in both your poetry and criticism. At that point it's a conceptual lyrical moment where the poem is becoming aware, or I am becoming aware of the piece at that point as having to do with futurity. The second possibility was a fixed date - some date in futurity, which could have been the commencement date. As You Like It is perhaps ideal for such treatment, since in that play the attempt to marry wilfulness and futurity is the outcome of a comic action of forced reconcilement. As Favaro noted, on the second line Galileo had first written 15 February, then changed it to the 16th - an initial error, we may conjecture, as caused confusion in futurity. 1.1count noun A future event. the great novelists who truly mirror the tremendous futurities Example sentencesExamples No part - no part - of that liability in any way relates, on the evidence - it has not been suggested that it relates on the evidence - to any advantage flowing from the futurity of discharge. Hopefully, in the next set, they'll also grace us with something more in the way of special features: radio shows, interviews, futurities, maybe even commentaries. Freedom from the old, freedom from aesthetic determination and the law of Rowley, depends upon an impossible futurity. Security is the superposition of one moment upon the next in a serial form for the sake of a calculated futurity (expectation). Instead it enacts a movement from future to past that hints towards a futurity entirely removed from linear temporality. 1.2 Renewed or continuing existence. the snowdrops were a promise of futurity Example sentencesExamples The perceiving individual's terminal attitudes constitute an anticipatory contact experience in which the futurity of distant objects is reduced to an abstract contemporaneity. This chapter announces the promising futurity of ‘Unnatural Acts and the Next Acts.’ The last sentence, however, abruptly changes the futurity of the goals and positions them as long-established truths. Wilkinson's piece is a consummate attempt to rise to the challenge of the embarrassment of the manifesto, with a hesitation and a promise for futurity in what he calls a ‘superversive manifesto’. The futurity of God's self-naming- ‘I shall be what I shall be’ leads to the profound reflection that redemption is an episodic phenomenon. Reality is airbrushed and we're given promises of fabulous, mythical oases of futurity. 2US short for futurity race Example sentencesExamples The sport was growing here in numbers, but many cutters did not want to travel all the way to Texas to compete in a first-rate futurity. Most of the big futurities have these future fortunes side pots. Some of the top breeders in the region are consigning colts so that they can show in the futurities. In Michigan and Virginia, he plays host to two of the largest western pleasure futurities in the world. Buckles will be awarded to the winners of all futurities. In 2001, he competed at the futurity with broken ribs and a punctured lung. Created over 30 years ago to perpetuate the traditional progression of training the California Vaquero Bridle Horse, the futurity has a special mystique. Both futurities are held during our Thanksgiving Appaloosa Horse Show, held annually in Moose Jaw, Sask. He is also eligible for the PHSC Yearling Lounge Line, two-year-old western pleasure and three-year old reining futurities. ‘We don't have a lot of futurities down in our area, but she did place in a futurity last year,’ she said. What we're referring to is a futurity, a contest featuring young livestock. The winners of the incentive portion of the futurities received a lettered jacket in addition to the money. You will be right to compete at Neosha for high point awards and compete in our open futurities. Watch for Hanna in the yearling futurities and open yearling filly classes at the APHA shows in 2007. Like an equine futurity, the bulls were judged on their performance, even though most of the time the rider didn't make the 8-second buzzer. Rhymes biosecurity, cybersecurity, immaturity, impurity, maturity, obscurity, purity, security, surety Definition of futurity in US English: futurity noun 1The future time. the tremendous shadows that futurity casts upon the present Example sentencesExamples If there is some take on that side, then there may be able to be some more give on mine. I was struck by the concept of futurity in both your poetry and criticism. Any event must have all three properties, pastness, presentness and futurity, but this is a contradiction. We can so far take a prophetic glance into futurity as to foretell that it will be the common and widely-spread species, belonging to the larger and dominant groups, which will ultimately prevail and procreate new and dominant species. Asleep here are those who had sacrificed the life of this world for the life of futurity. There is enough of sorrow in this world, without looking into futurity for it. Yet pastness and futurity, he argued, are inherently contradictory; so nothing in reality can correspond to them. They realized that, whether a man is most swayed by the one or the other, what he must most depend upon and desire, is a knowledge of futurity. As Favaro noted, on the second line Galileo had first written 15 February, then changed it to the 16th - an initial error, we may conjecture, as caused confusion in futurity. Its great to go into a room somewhere and listen to all of this sound, sound that is full of futurity, sound that is presented as an event of the mind rather than the body - where it will take us, we shall see. As You Like It is perhaps ideal for such treatment, since in that play the attempt to marry wilfulness and futurity is the outcome of a comic action of forced reconcilement. The danger is of developing hibernation strategies which envisage a futurity whose solace is retrospective. Judging from the past, we may safely infer that not one living species will transmit its unaltered likeness to a distant futurity. It is ‘the democracy to come’ not in terms of futurity, but in terms of instability; that is, it is structurally performative. Is the Place a reservoir of history, or a well of futurity? It is simply not right that a space program be merely a bauble of a billionaire when all of futurity beckons. Expectation is a calculus of futurity, an extrapolation of narrativised past events into the future. Often the anxiety seems concealed under a discourse of futurity, in which attention is given to what life online might become - with contradictions deleted - rather than giving attention to what actually happens or has happened. By entering this nothingness, which is the constitutive risk of already dwelling on the earth - call it the burden of consciousness or the task of history - we take up the needfulness of futurity itself. At that point it's a conceptual lyrical moment where the poem is becoming aware, or I am becoming aware of the piece at that point as having to do with futurity. The second possibility was a fixed date - some date in futurity, which could have been the commencement date. 1.1 A future event. Example sentencesExamples No part - no part - of that liability in any way relates, on the evidence - it has not been suggested that it relates on the evidence - to any advantage flowing from the futurity of discharge. Security is the superposition of one moment upon the next in a serial form for the sake of a calculated futurity (expectation). Hopefully, in the next set, they'll also grace us with something more in the way of special features: radio shows, interviews, futurities, maybe even commentaries. Instead it enacts a movement from future to past that hints towards a futurity entirely removed from linear temporality. Freedom from the old, freedom from aesthetic determination and the law of Rowley, depends upon an impossible futurity. 1.2 Renewed or continuing existence. the snowdrops were a promise of futurity Example sentencesExamples The futurity of God's self-naming- ‘I shall be what I shall be’ leads to the profound reflection that redemption is an episodic phenomenon. Wilkinson's piece is a consummate attempt to rise to the challenge of the embarrassment of the manifesto, with a hesitation and a promise for futurity in what he calls a ‘superversive manifesto’. The last sentence, however, abruptly changes the futurity of the goals and positions them as long-established truths. The perceiving individual's terminal attitudes constitute an anticipatory contact experience in which the futurity of distant objects is reduced to an abstract contemporaneity. Reality is airbrushed and we're given promises of fabulous, mythical oases of futurity. This chapter announces the promising futurity of ‘Unnatural Acts and the Next Acts.’ 1.3US short for futurity race Example sentencesExamples Buckles will be awarded to the winners of all futurities. Some of the top breeders in the region are consigning colts so that they can show in the futurities. Most of the big futurities have these future fortunes side pots. He is also eligible for the PHSC Yearling Lounge Line, two-year-old western pleasure and three-year old reining futurities. ‘We don't have a lot of futurities down in our area, but she did place in a futurity last year,’ she said. The sport was growing here in numbers, but many cutters did not want to travel all the way to Texas to compete in a first-rate futurity. In 2001, he competed at the futurity with broken ribs and a punctured lung. The winners of the incentive portion of the futurities received a lettered jacket in addition to the money. Watch for Hanna in the yearling futurities and open yearling filly classes at the APHA shows in 2007. You will be right to compete at Neosha for high point awards and compete in our open futurities. In Michigan and Virginia, he plays host to two of the largest western pleasure futurities in the world. Created over 30 years ago to perpetuate the traditional progression of training the California Vaquero Bridle Horse, the futurity has a special mystique. Both futurities are held during our Thanksgiving Appaloosa Horse Show, held annually in Moose Jaw, Sask. What we're referring to is a futurity, a contest featuring young livestock. Like an equine futurity, the bulls were judged on their performance, even though most of the time the rider didn't make the 8-second buzzer.
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