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time

the continuum of experience in which events pass from the future through the present to the past

a person's experience on a particular occasion; "he had a time holding back the tears"; "they had a good time together"

an instance or single occasion for some event; "this time he succeeded"; "he called four times"; "he could do ten at a clip"

an indefinite period (usually marked by specific attributes or activities); "he waited a long time"; "the time of year for planting"; "he was a great actor is his time"

a suitable moment; "it is time to go"

a period of time considered as a resource under your control and sufficient to accomplish something; "take time to smell the roses"; "I didn't have time to finish"; "it took more than half my time"

adjust so that a force is applied and an action occurs at the desired time; "The good player times his swing so as to hit the ball squarely"

regulate or set the time of; "time the clock"

assign a time for an activity or event; "The candidate carefully timed his appearance at the disaster scene"

set the speed, duration, or execution of; "we time the process to manufacture our cars very precisely"

Synonyms:

• Archean,
• Archeozoic,
• Cambrian,
• Carboniferous,
• Cenozoic,
• Comanchean,
• Cretaceous,
• Devonian,
• Eocene,
• Glacial,
• Holocene,
• International Date Line,
• Lower Cretaceous,
• Lower Tertiary,
• Mesozoic,
• Miocene,
• Mississippian,
• Oligocene,
• Paleocene,
• Paleozoic,
• Pennsylvanian,
• Permian,
• Platonic year,
• Pleistocene,
• Pliocene,
• Precambrian,
• Proterozoic,
• Quaternary,
• Recent,
• Silurian,
• Tertiary,
• Triassic,
• Upper Cretaceous,
• Upper Tertiary,
• a leg up,
• accompany,
• adjust,
• aeon,
• again and again,
• age,
• agree,
• ahead of time,
• all at once,
• all the same,
• all the time,
• all together,
• always,
• anchor watch,
• andante tempo,
• annus magnus,
• anon,
• antedate,
• antiquated,
• at all times,
• at intervals,
• at once,
• at one time,
• at times,
• be in phase,
• be in time,
• beat,
• beat time,
• beforehand,
• behind the times,
• bell,
• bender,
• bit,
• book,
• bout,
• brannigan,
• break,
• bright and early,
• bust,
• but,
• carousal,
• carouse,
• chance,
• circumstance,
• clear stage,
• clock,
• coexist,
• coextend,
• coincide,
• compotation,
• compound time,
• concur,
• conditions,
• constantly,
• contemporize,
• continually,
• continuous tenure,
• continuously,
• control,
• convenience,
• culture,
• cycle,
• cycle of indiction,
• date,
• date line,
• dated,
• datemark,
• dawdle,
• day,
• day shift,
• days,
• dead,
• delay,
• dogwatch,
• duple time,
• duration,
• early,
• ease,
• enlistment,
• epoch,
• era,
• even so,
• eventually,
• ever,
• every so often,
• everything,
• experience,
• fair field,
• fair game,
• fateful moment,
• fix,
• fix the time,
• for the moment,
• for the nonce,
• formerly,
• forthwith,
• free time,
• freedom,
• frequently,
• full time,
• generation,
• go,
• goof-off time,
• graveyard shift,
• great year,
• habits,
• half time,
• heretofore,
• heyday,
• hitch,
• hour,
• however,
• idle hours,
• immediately,
• in good time,
• in no time,
• in time,
• in unison,
• indiction,
• inning,
• innings,
• instant,
• interval,
• isochronize,
• jag,
• juncture,
• just the same,
• kairos,
• keep in step,
• keep pace with,
• keep time,
• largo,
• leisure,
• liberty,
• life,
• lifetime,
• linger,
• lobster trick,
• loiter,
• look-in,
• many times,
• march tempo,
• mark time,
• match,
• meanwhile,
• measure,
• measure time,
• minute,
• mixed times,
• moment,
• moment of truth,
• mores,
• nevertheless,
• night shift,
• nonetheless,
• notwithstanding,
• obsolescent,
• obsolete,
• occasion,
• occasionally,
• odd moments,
• often,
• old hat,
• old-fashioned,
• on account,
• on credit,
• on occasion,
• on one occasion,
• on terms,
• on the dot,
• on time,
• once,
• one day,
• opening,
• opportunism,
• opportunity,
• organize,
• outdated,
• outmoded,
• overtime,
• pace,
• part time,
• passe,
• patch,
• period,
• perpetually,
• place,
• plan,
• point,
• point of time,
• postdate,
• pregnant moment,
• prematurely,
• presto,
• previously,
• prison term,
• pro tem,
• pro tempore,
• program,
• psychological moment,
• punctually,
• quickly,
• rag,
• ragtime,
• regulate,
• relay,
• relief,
• repeatedly,
• repose,
• rest,
• retirement,
• rhythm,
• room,
• round,
• rubato,
• say,
• schedule,
• scope,
• season,
• semiretirement,
• set,
• set the time,
• set up,
• sextuple time,
• shift,
• shilly-shally,
• shot,
• show,
• simple time,
• simultaneously,
• someday,
• sometime,
• sometimes,
• soon,
• sooner or later,
• space,
• span,
• spare time,
• speedily,
• spell,
• split schedule,
• split shift,
• spree,
• squeak,
• stage,
• stepping-stone,
• stint,
• straightaway,
• stretch,
• sunrise watch,
• swiftly,
• swing shift,
• synchronize,
• syncopation,
• syncope,
• tempo,
• tempo rubato,
• temporarily,
• tenure,
• term,
• the time,
• things,
• three-quarter time,
• time after time,
• time and again,
• time at bat,
• time lag,
• time of day,
• time pattern,
• time signal,
• time to kill,
• time to spare,
• times,
• timing,
• together,
• tour,
• tour of duty,
• trick,
• triple time,
• triplet,
• turn,
• turn of work,
• two-four time,
• unceasingly,
• values,
• waltz time,
• watch,
• whack,
• whet,
• while,
• without delay,
• work shift,
• yet