futurey
futural
short-term
look ahead
prospective
prediction
outlook
prospect
expectation
futurity
prognostication
foretelling
forecasting
foretell
prospectiveness
ahead of
eschatological
foregleam
clairvoyant
second-sighted
short-range
precognitive
precursory
diviner
farsighted
farsightedness
to-come
forevermore
evermore
forethoughtful
whatever happens, happens
soothsaying
foreglimpse
future
prognostic
look ahead to
futureness
intertemporal
-to-be
time
hereafter
predestine
futuritial
prevision
imagined
offing
retrospective
futurelessness
approaching
coming
forthcoming
to-be
trust
upcoming
futurism
fate
destiny
attitude
futured
lay one's account
tomorrowness
preadaptive
conceptual
going forward
plan on
notional
statement of intent
fantast
conceptualistic
ahead
posthodiernal
futurist
prospectivity
prognosticatory
extrapolation
in mind
present
future history
fortune teller
preformative
modern-day
contemporary
play Nostradamus
forward
fortuneteller
in the future
next time

English words for 'Of, relating to, or characteristic of the future or conceptions of the future.'

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