imminently
/ˈɪmɪnəntli
/adverb
Very soon: an announcement is expected imminently...
- A government spokeswoman said a replacement for him would be announced "imminently".
- We don't believe anything is going to happen imminently.
- Her decision is due "imminently".
Usage
The adverbs imminently and eminently are often confused. Imminently means ‘very soon’ (a general election may be announced imminently), while eminently means ‘to a notable degree; very’ (the book is topical and informative and eminently readable).