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Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
tomorrow/təˈmɒrəʊ/

▶adverb

1 on the day after today.

2 in the near future.

▶noun

1 the day after today.

2 the near future.

– phrases
tomorrow week Brit. a week from tomorrow.

– origin ME (as two words): from to + morrow; cf. today and tonight.

'tomorrow' also found in these Oxford entries:

classic - jam - mañana - pasture - procrastinate - today - tonight

Forum discussions with the word(s) "tomorrow" in the title:

...tomorrow I'll make sure I reply/have replied/replied
'To hit it up' and 'to shoot for tomorrow': Colloquial?
'When do you start/finish work tomorrow?' Incorrect English?
(Even) if he would help us tomorrow, after what you said to him today, he won't.
(Tomorrow) He needs us to do the task (tomorrow).
[Question Tag] You'll be playing football tomorrow
*Do you have a plan tomorrow?
<Tomorrow>, I am going to France <tomorow> [Placement?]
"first thing in the morning" = "first thing tomorrow" ?
"give it back to me tomorrow"
"I will be out of pocket tomorrow."
"tomorrow onward" / "tomorrow forward"
"would've been so shocked when I see you there tomorrow"
After tomorrow
already tomorrow
Are you busy tomorrow?
are you close tomorrow?
Are you free/Will you be free tomorrow night?
Are you sleeping for a long time tomorrow?
as early as they can tomorrow
at which o'clock tomorrow?
be off tomorrow vs have tomorrow off
Because it rains tomorrow,...
before i leave/i'm leaving tomorrow
bet tomorrow using my youth
burden of tomorrow - semantic problem
busy all day tomorrow / busy tomorrow all day
by this time tomorrow
By Tommorow [tomorrow]
by tomorrow at least
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