Avverrà

Avverrà is the third-person singular form of the Italian verb avvenire in the futuro semplice (future simple), meaning “it will happen” or “it will take place.” The verb avvenire itself denotes that something is expected to occur in the future, and avverrà is used to state that such an event is anticipated or foreseen.

Conjugation note: Avverrà is one instance of the future tense formed from the verb avvenire. The full futuro semplice paradigm for avvenire is: io avverrò, tu avverrai, lui/lei avverrà, noi avverremo, voi avverrete, loro avverranno. Avverrà specifically marks the third-person singular.

Usage and nuance: Avverrà is typically found in formal, literary, or journalistic contexts rather than informal speech. It conveys a straightforward prediction or expectation about a future event. In everyday language, speakers may opt for synonyms such as succederà, accadrà, or avrà luogo, depending on the nuance and register.

Related terms: The noun avvenire means “the future” or “what will happen,” and the noun avvenimento means “event” or “occurrence.” The verb avverare, formed similarly, is used in the sense of something coming to pass or being realized, though it is less common in daily use than its more general synonyms.

Example: Se le condizioni restano favorevoli, l’incontro avverrà domani. In this sentence, avverrà indicates that the meeting is expected to take place tomorrow.