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Guest Posted 23 years ago
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In due course, in due time..
what does "in due course" or "in due time" best mean? urgently or quickly or immediately. Thanks
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In due time, course generally means:
'Let it take it's own route, it will get there when it's ready..'
You might say,
"Will he ever learn, he's already 10 years old, he should know better."
"In due time..."
'Let it take it's own route, it will get there when it's ready..'
You might say,
"Will he ever learn, he's already 10 years old, he should know better."
"In due time..."
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Yes, on the other hand, in due time means , in its proper time ! when it has to happen !
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