What does for years to come mean?

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishfor years/weeks/days etc to comefor years/weeks/days etc to comeused to emphasize that something will continue for a long time into the future This is a moment that will be remembered and celebrated for years to come.

How do we use for years to come?

The usage of “for many years to come” applies to “related issues are likely to be found”. You could also say it like this: Related issues are likely to be found for many years into the future.

What does more to come mean?

It means that whatever happened during that 400 years, will continue to happen for many more years.

Is it true that Better Days are yet to come?

Your every preset act is actually preparing you for next big things, which are coming towards you. The hope is there. The sun is rising. Our best days are yet to come. Everything always gets better, no matter how bad things seem, better things are yet to come, so smile and don’t lose hope. My greatest day is yet to come.

Are there any synonyms for’years to come’?

Synonyms for Years To Come (other words and phrases for Years To Come). Log in Synonymsfor Years to come 87 other terms for years to come- words and phrases with similar meaning

Is there ever going to be a year to come?

There are, in fact, many years to come — infinitely many years if time itself has no end. The definite article in “the year to come” is enough to let us know that the year in question is the next year to come, the year that immediately follows the current year.

Which is the correct meaning of the year come?

“The year come” is more likely to be interpreted as the current year — the year that has come rather than the year that is to come . Also, the bare infinitive is the same form as a simple present-tense form: “The years come” is more likely to be interpreted as a complete independent clause, not a mere noun phrase.