you'll
You will, shortened
You'll is the contracted form of "you will," used constantly in speech and informal writing to indicate future action or intention.
You'll regret that later.
I promise you'll love it.
Like other contractions with "will," it softens predictions and makes commands feel less abrupt than the uncontracted form.
Consider likely to occur
- probablyAlmost certainly true
- likelyHaving good odds
- surelyWith complete confidence
- certainlyWithout any doubt
definitely · undoubtedly · inevitably · bound · destined · fated · assured · guaranteed
Moving toward somewhere
- shallModal verb of futurity
- gonnaCasual "will" contraction
- soonIn brief time
- tomorrowThe day after today
eventually · later · afterward · subsequently · forthcoming · upcoming · ahead · onward
Confidence in another
- promiseCommitment to act
- seePerceive with eyes
- understandGrasp the meaning
- realizeBecome aware of
discover · learn · find · appreciate · thank · regret · remember · know
Relaxed, not official
- spokenExpressed in words aloud
- casualRelaxed and informal
- conversationalRelating to informal dialogue
- colloquialCasual, everyday language
shortening · abbreviated · everyday · natural · fluent · relaxed · friendly · familiar
expect
Consider likely to occur
certainly · definitely · undoubtedly · inevitably · bound · destined · fated · assured · guaranteed · betting
going
Moving toward somewhere
tomorrow · eventually · later · afterward · subsequently · forthcoming · upcoming · ahead · onward · next
trust
Confidence in another
- promiseCommitment to act
- seePerceive with eyes
- understandGrasp the meaning
realize · discover · learn · find · appreciate · thank · regret · remember · know · believe
informal
Relaxed, not official
- spokenExpressed in words aloud
- casualRelaxed and informal
- conversationalRelating to informal dialogue
colloquial · shortening · abbreviated · everyday · natural · fluent · relaxed · friendly · familiar
- you're welcomePolite reply to gratitude
- you're kiddingExpression of surprised disbelief
- you're fineDismissive comfort phrase
- you're firedTermination of employment announcement
- you're okayReassurance of wellbeing
- you're safeReassurance of protection