Next ( adjective , adverb , noun )

(As an adjective)

Next ( adjective )

  1. Coming immediately after the present time or event: the next day.
  2. Of or relating to the near future: the next few weeks.
  3. Immediately following in order or sequence: the next item on the agenda.
  4. Nearest or adjacent in space or time: the next room.
  5. Nearest in rank or degree; immediately subordinate: the next man in command.

Origin:

Old english nēhsta, from nēah "near" + -sta, superlative suffix.

Examples:

  1. I'll see you next week.
  2. The next chapter of the book is very interesting.
  3. The next thing on the agenda is to discuss the budget.
  4. The next person in line is the one with the red shirt.
  5. The next house is the one with the white fence.

(As an adverb)

Next ( adverb )

  1. Coming immediately after the present time or event: the next day.
  2. Of or relating to the near future: the next few weeks.
  3. Immediately following in order or sequence: the next item on the agenda.
  4. Nearest or adjacent in space or time: the next room.
  5. Nearest in rank or degree; immediately subordinate: the next man in command.

Origin:

Old english nēhsta, from nēah "near" + -sta, superlative suffix.

Examples:

  1. I'll see you next week.
  2. The next chapter of the book is very interesting.
  3. The next thing on the agenda is to discuss the budget.
  4. The next person in line is the one with the red shirt.
  5. The next house is the one with the white fence.

(As a noun)

Next ( noun )

  1. Coming immediately after the present time or event: the next day.
  2. Of or relating to the near future: the next few weeks.
  3. Immediately following in order or sequence: the next item on the agenda.
  4. Nearest or adjacent in space or time: the next room.
  5. Nearest in rank or degree; immediately subordinate: the next man in command.

Origin:

Old english nēhsta, from nēah "near" + -sta, superlative suffix.

Examples:

  1. I'll see you next week.
  2. The next chapter of the book is very interesting.
  3. The next thing on the agenda is to discuss the budget.
  4. The next person in line is the one with the red shirt.
  5. The next house is the one with the white fence.
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