Synonyms for flash-forward
flash-for·ward

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1. flash-forwardnoun

   a transition (in literary or theatrical works or films) to a later event or scene that interrupts the normal chronological development of the story

   Antonyms:
   flashback

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1. • Literature
   • Transition

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1. List of paraphrases for "flash-forward":

   flash

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1. Bridget McElroy:

   Students at first were a little nervous and fearful. Flash forward, now there is a level of enthusiasm that's really great about reading, also just an excitement to be with the dog. That's phenomenal.

2. Martin St. Louis:

   It’s been a big week for me, ten days ago, I was dropping off my kids at practice and I was on the ice with bantam players. Flash forward to now and I’m four games in as a coach getting my first win.

3. The State Department:

   And the troop deployment was the lead across all the network nightly newscasts on Thursday evening. ABC's David Muir : on the groundA small number of correspondents for Western news outlets are in Afghanistan and are giving voice to the citizens there. For example, CNN's chief international correspondent Clarissa Ward filed a report from Kandahar last weekend. Flash forward a few days, and she says.

4. Frederick Moss:

   Understandably, there was not only the publics opinion of the Vietnam War, but there was also the civil rights movement going on, flash forward to my return, we didnt have any of that. It was a completely different experience.