will be

Exists, but later

Will be marks the simple future tense, indicating something that exists or occurs at a later time: The meeting will be at noon, She will be president someday.

It expresses prediction, intention, or inevitability.

Combined with other verbs, it forms future progressive (will be working) and future passive (will be seen) constructions.

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what comes next · down the road · destiny · inevitable · soon · in due time · sooner or later · eventually · happen · come to pass · occur · transform · turn into · in store · emerge · await · wait and see · promise

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temporal state

will bewas

Had being once

has been · had been · used to be · were · have been

potentiality vs. actuality

will beexists

Has actual being

Family

will, be, wills, willed, willing, willingly, unwilling, unwillingly, willingness

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