Definition: Relating to a time that has not yet happened; something that will happen later.

Example: We need to plan for our future carefully.

Definition: A time that is yet to come, often associated with possibilities and events that have not happened yet.

Example: Many people worry about what the future will hold for them.

Definition: A time that is yet to come or an event that may happen in the future.

Example: Many people worry about the uncertainties of futurity.

Definition: In a way that happens slowly over time, rather than all at once.

Example: The temperature gradually increased throughout the day.

Definition: A part of a tool or weapon that you hold, often called the handle or hilt.

Example: He gripped the haft of the sword tightly as he prepared for battle.

Definition: To attach a handle or hilt to an object, such as a sword or tool.

Example: The craftsman will haft the blade to the wooden handle for better grip.

Definition: This word describes something that is divided into two equal parts or is only part of a whole.

Example: She ate half of the pizza for lunch.

Definition: To a degree of 50 percent; not fully or completely.

Example: The glass is half full of water.

Definition: One of two equal parts that together make a whole, or a part that is approximately equal to another part.

Example: I only ate half of my sandwich because I was full.

Definition: Located in the middle of two points or conditions; only part of the way to a destination or goal.

Example: We stopped at the halfway point to rest before continuing our hike.

Definition: A person or thing that causes something to happen more quickly.

Example: The hastener of the project ensured that all deadlines were met ahead of schedule.

Definition: Relating to or occurring every week.

Example: The hebdomadal meeting is scheduled for every Monday.

Definition: Occurring every seven days; happening once a week.

Example: The club meets hebdomadally to discuss their projects.

Definition: A traditional dance performed in a circle, often associated with celebrations in Romania and Israel.

Example: During the wedding, everyone joined in the hora to celebrate the couple.