Definition of any moment (or at any moment) in US English: any moment (or at any moment)
phrase Very soon.
Example sentences
‘Dark clouds that kept gathering in the sky from afternoon threatened to burst at any moment.’ ‘Whether it's fire or flood, disaster is never far away and can strike at any moment.’ ‘She has the rather adventurous view that life can change at any moment.’ ‘She was back, this time to tell us that the delay was continuing but that we should be moving at any moment.’ ‘Anyway, I watched every frame expecting the screen to go black at any moment.’ ‘I then go on to describe every bad thing that has ever happened to me, and some that haven't, but could at any moment.’ ‘There is too much to see, and the vaporettos are so heavily laden, they look as if they may sink at any moment.’ ‘I'm still expecting to see one scuttle out from under the sofa at any moment.’ ‘Immigration officials could knock on their door at any moment and take them away with only what they can carry.’ ‘The excuse was usually that, although restored to fitness, the illness could strike again at any moment.’