in due course
/ɪn ˈduː kɔːrs/ · in du e kors
noun
- A period of time after which something will happen or be done The new policy will be implemented in due course, once the necessary approvals have been received.
- A natural or expected sequence of events The company's financial reports will be released in due course, following the end of each fiscal quarter.
adverb
- At the appropriate or expected time The package will be delivered in due course, so please be patient.
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Did you know? The phrase 'in due course' is often used in formal or official contexts, such as in business, law, or government, to convey a sense of respect for the natural order of things.