As yet unborn/Not yet born /Yet-to-be-born
? Generations of yet unborn will suffer the consequences of this nomination.
Can I use these instead of "yet unborn"? Do these have the same meaning as "yet unborn"?
1) As yet unborn
2) Not yet born
3) Yet-to-be-born
Top answer
As I told you before, "g enerations of yet unborn" is wrong. For that reason, no variation can have the same meaning. "Generations yet unborn" is the stock expression.
- As I told you before, "g enerations of yet unborn" is wrong.
- For that reason, no variation can have the same meaning.
- "Generations yet unborn" is the stock expression.
- Any variation on that will sound either like you got the stock expression wrong yourself (most likely) or like you are fishing around for novelty for no good reason (just as bad in a different way).
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As I told you before, "generations of yet unborn" is wrong. For that reason, no variation can have the same meaning. "Generations yet unborn" is the stock expression. Any variation on that will sound either like you got the stock expression wrong yourself (most likely) or like you are fishing around for novelty for no good reason (just as bad in a dif
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