Antonyms for by-and-by
ˌbaɪ ənˈbaɪby-and-by

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1. by-and-byadverb

   an indefinite time in the future

   "he'll get around to it in the sweet by-and-by"

2. by and by, lateradverb

   at some eventual time in the future

   "By and by he'll understand"; "I'll see you later"

   Synonyms:
   after, subsequently, by and by, afterwards, later, afterward, later on

How to use by-and-by in a sentence?

1. Donald Trump:

   White House lawyers have a country that is being invaded by criminals and by drugs and White House lawyers're going to stop it.

2. Superintendent Garry McCarthy:

   That gang just signed its own death warrant, we're going to go in and destroy that gang and, by the way, the rival gang, too.

3. Lammy Review recommendationsIn an interview:

   Many of the young people coming in are from Black and minority ethnic background and by definition [... ] they will be amongst the poorest in our country, many of them will have experienced trauma in different aspects of their life. And many of them will have been pimped or abused by adults who have put them in this criminal setting.

4. Baland Jalal:

   If you have fear, the activation in fear centers in the brain might mean more likelihood of fully awaking during sleep paralysis, and experiencing the whole thing, and by experiencing it, you would have more fear — and then, you have all these cultural ideas of what it is added as well, and now you are even more scared of it.

5. Jay Rosen:

   Rather than two roughly equal parties fighting it out for advantage, we now have a radical imbalance between the two parties. One is normal. And by normal, I don’t mean angelic or that it has all the answers, or it’s the one right way to go, but it’s just a normal party. The Democratic Party looks roughly like what we expect our major parties to be.

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