Imminence
by The Tenth Doctor on Mar 09, 2009 04:04:57
Example:
The word
imminence is related to any subject in a possible future of events to come. These events can be spontanious or over time but they will become, and therefore become
Imminence. It is closely related to the word
imminent which explains the actual event where Imminence explains the event entirely as a whole. Non-Indigenous become Imminence as they will happen but the time
frame is not specified.
imminent
by The Gookster on Jan 11, 2005 07:58:49
imminent
by wolfofasx on May 01, 2022 22:55:23
imminenet....when used in conjunction to mining licences in the
DRC this could allude to anytime within the next 10 financial years. The reason being is that the DRC government would rather talk about making billions of dollars from a battery hub whilst grovelling up
the global elite and their manufactured climate change rather than acknowledge
the elephant in the room which is of course AVZ's mining licence
Example:
AVZ are in close contact with the
DRC government and the mining
licence is "imminent" along with
CATH waiving the mining licence criteria which in turn makes their $240m "imminent"
imminence
by tomorrowtomorrow on Dec 10, 2018 04:44:55
Example:
Judaism focuses on imminence (effective phenomena emerging from consciousnesses) while non-Jewish religions focus on
immanence (sense appearing from sentience (
self-consciousness)).
Imminent Rueage
by MitchellandBradshaw on Oct 23, 2015 08:56:39
The
expectation that
woe and regret will develop soon. Usually referring to another person when
vengeance is served.
Imminent Pussy
by The Supporter (again) on Dec 22, 2008 05:05:26
Danger Imminent
by Zannahoria on Feb 21, 2010 09:42:08
His Imminence
by USAF Cadet on Jan 14, 2021 16:45:39
His Imminence is the
irresistible urge to jack off and have a
cumgasm that a guy sometimes gets when he feels he's really, really got to cum -- so he says , "Excuse me, but
I have to go take care of His Imminence."
Imminent Immigrant
by g4lyfe on Feb 16, 2016 07:47:09