The Future Tense of divorciarse is used to talk about getting divorced in the future. For example, Mis padres se divorciarán el año que viene. (My parents will get divorced next year.)

Divorciarse is a regular -ar verb, so its Future Tense conjugations follow the typical pattern for this verb type.

Conjugations

Conjugations of Divorciarse (to get divorced) in the Future Tense tense (Castilian Spanish):

Divorciarse generally means to divorce or separate from one’s spouse, but has several different meanings in the Future Tense, some of which might surprise you.

Literal meaning: To formally end a marriage in the future. For example, Me divorciaré de mi esposa el año que viene. (I will divorce my wife next year.)

Figurative meaning: To separate or break away from something in the future. For example, La empresa se divorciará de sus prácticas anticuadas. (The company will divorce itself from its outdated practices.)

Colloquial meaning: To abandon or give up on something completely in the future, often in a dramatic or exaggerated way. For example, Me divorciaré de los videojuegos si no apruebo el examen. (I will divorce myself from video games if I don’t pass the exam.)

Rude meaning: To break off a relationship or connection with someone in an abrupt or harsh manner in the future, often implying a lack of care or respect. For example, Si sigues molestándome, me divorciaré de ti. (If you keep bothering me, I will divorce myself from you.)

Examples

Examples of Divorciarse in the Future Tense

Cuando mi esposa y yo nos divorciaremos, tendremos que dividir nuestras pertenencias. (When my wife and I get divorced, we will have to divide our belongings.)

Si las cosas no mejoran, me temo que me divorciaré el año que viene. (If things don’t improve, I’m afraid I will get divorced next year.)

Después de 20 años de matrimonio, Juan y María se divorciarán debido a diferencias irreconciliables. (After 20 years of marriage, Juan and Maria will get divorced due to irreconcilable differences.)

A pesar de los esfuerzos de terapia, parece que Carlos y Lucía se divorciarán pronto. (Despite therapy efforts, it seems that Carlos and Lucia will get divorced soon.)

Si continúan peleando tanto, temo que mis padres se divorciarán eventualmente. (If they keep fighting so much, I’m afraid my parents will eventually get divorced.)

Aunque es una decisión difícil, Ana y Pedro se divorciarán para poder seguir caminos separados. (Although it’s a difficult decision, Ana and Pedro will get divorced in order to go their separate ways.)

Debido a los constantes desacuerdos, te divorciarás de tu esposo el próximo mes. (Due to constant disagreements, you will get divorced from your husband next month.)

Mis amigos creen que me divorciaré antes de cumplir 30 años. (My friends believe I will get divorced before I turn 30.)

Según los rumores, la famosa pareja de actores se divorciará después de solo un año de matrimonio. (According to rumors, the famous acting couple will get divorced after only one year of marriage.)

Si las cosas no mejoran, os divorciaréis y tendréis que rehacer vuestras vidas por separado. (If things don’t improve, you all will get divorced and have to rebuild your lives separately.)

Aunque es una decisión muy personal, sé que algunos de ustedes se divorciarán en el futuro. (Although it’s a very personal decision, I know that some of you will get divorced in the future.)

Si las cosas siguen así, no dudes que te divorciarás de tu esposa antes de lo esperado. (If things continue like this, don’t doubt that you will get divorced from your wife sooner than expected.)

Lamentablemente, parece que la pareja de recién casados se divorciará después de solo unos meses. (Unfortunately, it seems the newlywed couple will get divorced after only a few months.)

A pesar de los intentos de reconciliación, al final nos divorciaremos y seguiremos caminos separados. (Despite attempts at reconciliation, in the end we will get divorced and go our separate ways.)

Conjugations with English Translations

Conjugations of Divorciarse (to get divorced) in the Future Tense tense (Castilian Spanish) with English Translations:

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Synonyms

The Future tense is also known as the Simple Future, Future Simple, Future Tense, Future Indicative, or Will Future in English, and as Futuro Simple, Futuro Imperfecto, Tiempo Futuro, Futuro de Indicativo, or Indicativo Futuro in Spanish.