God willing
phrase
If nothing prevents it from happening.
We will arrive tomorrow, God willing.
Often appears as...
- god willing
- we will
Usage tips
Idiomatic
phrase
If nothing prevents it from happening.
We will arrive tomorrow, God willing.
Often appears as...
- god willing
- we will
Usage tips
Idiomatic
Definition 1 of 1
Pro Tip 1/3Religious Origin
Originally from religious texts, this phrase expresses hope that God allows something to happen.
God willing, I'll get this job.
Pro Tip 2/3Modern Usage
Today, people of any faith or none use it to express hope or uncertainty about the future.
We'll see each other next week, God willing.
Pro Tip 3/3Cultural Sensitivity
Be aware that not everyone may appreciate religious references, so use it respectfully.
She's due to have the baby in July, God willing.
Pro Tip 1/3Religious Origin
Originally from religious texts, this phrase expresses hope that God allows something to happen.
God willing, I'll get this job.
Pro Tip 2/3Modern Usage
Today, people of any faith or none use it to express hope or uncertainty about the future.
We'll see each other next week, God willing.
Pro Tip 3/3Cultural Sensitivity
Be aware that not everyone may appreciate religious references, so use it respectfully.
She's due to have the baby in July, God willing.
Pro Tip 1/3Religious Origin
Originally from religious texts, this phrase expresses hope that God allows something to happen.
God willing, I'll get this job.
Pro Tip 2/3Modern Usage
Today, people of any faith or none use it to express hope or uncertainty about the future.
We'll see each other next week, God willing.
Pro Tip 3/3Cultural Sensitivity
Be aware that not everyone may appreciate religious references, so use it respectfully.
She's due to have the baby in July, God willing.
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