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What (who) is futurity - definition


futurity         
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Futurity (disambiguation)
n.
The future. See future, n.
futurity         
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Futurity (disambiguation)
[fju:'tj??r?ti, -t?-]
¦ noun (plural futurities)
1. the future time.
2. a future event.
3. renewed or continuing existence.
4. US short for futurity race.
Futurity         
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Futurity (disambiguation)
·noun Event to come; a future event.
II. Futurity ·noun Future time; time to come; the future.
III. Futurity ·noun State of being that is yet to come; future state.

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Futurity
A Futurity is a reference to a future occurrence. It may also refer to:
Examples of use of futurity
1. Werstler also had winners in the 1'81 Fayette Handicap and 1'6' Breeders Futurity.
2. In Ruidoso Downs, conditions were muddy for the running of the $2 million All American Futurity quarter horse race, the biggest day of horse racing in New Mexico.
3. By addressing an invisible, hypothesized listener or engaging in an imagined dialogue, Vendler believes, poets like Herbert work out models that point us toward "better forms of intimacy in the actual world." Whitman‘s desire for greater intimacy included the sexual form, Vendler notes: "Among the causes of Whitman‘s invention of a comrade–in–futurity, one was ... [his] love–disappointments in life. ... But his messianic tendencies," she goes on to suggest, "also played a part in drawing his eyes toward the future, as did his belief in scientific and evolutionary progress." Vendler‘s reading of Whitman helps us appreciate the unique way he used his intensely personal lyric voice to envision large–scale ethical and social ideals.