What is another word for distance of time?

Pronunciation: [dˈɪstəns ɒv tˈa͡ɪm] (IPA)

There are many synonyms for the phrase "distance of time" that can be used depending on the context. Some of these include duration, length of time, span of time, interval, period, timeframe, tenure, and lapse. Each of these synonyms can convey different shades of meaning. For example, "duration" implies a specific length of time, while "span of time" suggests a broader range. "Interval" refers to a particular gap between two events, while "tenure" implies a more prolonged period of time. Using synonyms effectively can help to add variety and nuance to one's writing.

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What are the hypernyms for Distance of time?

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Famous quotes with Distance of time

  • It is the individual only who is timeless.the individual who is more complex, unpredictable, and mysterious than any communal entity is the one nearest to our understanding; so near that even the interval of millennia cannot weaken our feeling of kinship. If in some manner the voice of an individual reaches us from the remotest distance of time, it is a timeless voice speaking about ourselves.
    Eric Hoffer
  • I have always been strong for a large increase of labour representation in the House of Commons...Now, I dare say the day may come—it may come sooner than some think—when the Liberal party will be transformed or superseded by some new party; but before the working population of this country have their destinies in their own hands, as they will assuredly do within a measurable distance of time, there is enough ground to be cleared which only the Liberal party is capable of clearing. The ideal of the Liberal party is that view of things which believes that the welfare of all is bound up with injustice being done to none. Above all, according to the ideal of the Liberal party—that party from which I beseech you, not for my sake, but for your own, not to sever yourselves—the ideal of the Liberal party is this—that in the mass of the toilers on land all the fountains of national life abide and the strongest and most irresistible currents flow.
    John Morley

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