Definition of "near-term" []

Of, for, or involving a short period of time in the near future. (adjective)

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Use "near-term" in a sentence

"The company announced that it's total investment will include $17.1 million in what it described as near-term building improvements and $8.1 million on tenant improvements for existing tenants."
"Elective caesarean section and respiratory morbidity in the term and near-term neonate."
"Hirsch said he expects further stock declines: "My number is Dow 10,000," he said, referring to his near-term target for the Dow Jones Industrial Average"

Words like "near-term"

full-year

high-reward

interest-rate

long

long-term medium-term midterm

non-security

out-of-the

out-of-the-money

short-dated short-term

shorter-term therapeutic

trend-following