Definition for Time:

• Choose right time for, do at right time, as must t. your blows, remark was not well timed; ascertain the time taken by( race, runner, &c.), whence timer( 1, 2), timing, nn.; keep time, harmonize, with.

Synonyms for Time:

• n.

  •
  • after,
  • fast,
  • AM,
  • around,
  • forward,
  • ahead,
  • at,
  • about,
  • half-hour.
  •
  • event,
  • incidental,
  • tide,
  • incident,
  • occurrence,
  • accident,
  • occasion.
  •
  • allegro,
  • ARR,
  • con amore,
  • andante,
  • con brio,
  • conditions,
  • adagio,
  • bar line,
  • bass clef,
  • bar,
  • circumstances,
  • clef.
  •
  • bounce,
  • context,
  • situation,
  • accent,
  • swing,
  • environment,
  • climate,
  • position.
  •
  • come,
  • baton,
  • dead heat,
  • come in,
  • the blocks,
  • dash,
  • drop back,
  • false start,
  • big,
  • bit,
  • space.
  •
  • dribble,
  • play,
  • strike at,
  • kick,
  • shoot,
  • hook,
  • knock,
  • cross,
  • smash.
  •
  • move.
  •
  • for the first/last etc. time,
  • length.
  •
  • chapter,
  • block,
  • distance,
  • countdown.
  •
  • hitch,
  • a bit,
  • split second,
  • short-term.
  •
  • go,
  • punch in,
  • reset,
  • bout,
  • watch,
  • put back,
  • go back,
  • put forward.
  •age (noun)
  • lastingness,
  • eon,
  • oldness,
  • longevity.
  •break (noun)
  • fortune,
  • stroke of luck,
  • luck,
  • advantage,
  • good luck.
  •calendar (noun)
  • bulletin,
  • register,
  • journal,
  • diary,
  • card,
  • docket,
  • record,
  • daybook,
  • agenda,
  • list,
  • almanac,
  • program,
  • tab,
  • Annal.
  •chance (noun)
  • liability,
  • liabilities,
  • likelihood,
  • contingency,
  • odds,
  • fair shake,
  • fighting chance,
  • look in,
  • long shot,
  • opening,
  • shot*,
  • scope,
  • outlook,
  • prospect,
  • indications,
  • wager.
  •circumstance (noun)
  • concern,
  • Exigencies,
  • case,
  • element,
  • destiny,
  • crisis,
  • particular,
  • fate,
  • portion,
  • feature,
  • cause,
  • supervention,
  • thing,
  • scene,
  • stipulation,
  • adjunct,
  • where it's at,
  • doom,
  • lot,
  • Moira,
  • respect,
  • proviso,
  • exigency,
  • matter,
  • place,
  • episode,
  • happening,
  • kismet,
  • fact,
  • affair,
  • item,
  • intervention,
  • factor,
  • status,
  • article,
  • fortuity,
  • detail.
  •clip (noun)
  • clip.
  •clock (noun)
  • clock.
  •clock time (noun)
  • clock time.
  •course (noun)
  • passage,
  • Elapsing,
  • sweep,
  • lapse,
  • progress.
  •credit (noun)
  • credit,
  • account,
  • trust,
  • loan.
  •date (noun)
  • century,
  • quarter,
  • reign.
  •day (noun)
  • zenith,
  • years,
  • ascendancy,
  • prime,
  • height,
  • cycle.
  •dimension (noun)
  • pro-portion,
  • pro portion.
  •duration (noun)
  • spell.
  •experience (noun)
  • background,
  • experience,
  • participation.
  •extent (noun)
  • period of time,
  • Elbowroom,
  • wideness,
  • extent,
  • spaciousness.
  •fourth dimension (noun)
  • space-time continuum,
  • space-time,
  • time-space,
  • four-dimensional space.
  •heyday (noun)
  • high point,
  • high spot,
  • high points.
  •indefinite duration (noun)
  • forever,
  • eternity.
  •instance (noun)
  • ex-ample,
  • re presentative,
  • in stance,
  • in-stance,
  • re-presentative,
  • in stances,
  • in-stances,
  • ex ample,
  • case point.
  •instant (noun)
  • short whiles,
  • bat the eye,
  • nothing flats,
  • bat of eye,
  • bat eye,
  • trices.
  •interim (noun)
  • inter lude,
  • inter-lude,
  • meanwhiles,
  • breathing spells,
  • take tens,
  • inter-ludes,
  • inter ludes,
  • interregna.
  •intermission (noun)
  • timeout,
  • breakoff,
  • break-off,
  • quiescency,
  • let-up.
  •interval (noun)
  • de lays,
  • pausations,
  • de-lays,
  • de lay,
  • de-lay.
  •juncture (noun)
  • cross road,
  • cross roads,
  • meeting points.
  •leisure (noun)
  • leisure,
  • freedom,
  • liberty,
  • ease,
  • sabbatical,
  • re-creations,
  • spare moment,
  • requiescence,
  • re-creation,
  • spare time,
  • spare moments,
  • idle hours,
  • time off,
  • unemployment,
  • one's own sweet time,
  • vacant hour.
  •life (noun)
  • pilgrimage,
  • history.
  •lifetime (noun)
  • all born days,
  • all ones born day,
  • natural lives,
  • all one born days,
  • all ones born days,
  • all one born day,
  • all one's born day,
  • all born day,
  • cradle grave.
  •measure (noun)
  • verse,
  • Measures,
  • Melodies,
  • dimension,
  • vibration.
  •measurement (noun)
  • quantifications,
  • Calibrations,
  • calibration,
  • Metage,
  • quantification,
  • metrology.
  •moment (noun)
  • point time,
  • no times,
  • jiffs,
  • three wink.
  •occasion (noun)
  • goings ons,
  • goingsons,
  • goingson,
  • goings on,
  • goings-ons.
  •opening (noun)
  • vacancy,
  • go at,
  • go-at,
  • availability,
  • iron in the fire,
  • in the running,
  • Availabilities,
  • big break.
  •opportunity (noun)
  • Opportunities,
  • one's move,
  • the hunt,
  • good fortune,
  • the running,
  • one's say,
  • Prayers,
  • one's turn.
  •order of business (noun)
  • to-do list,
  • time scheme,
  • order of the day,
  • things to be done,
  • schedule of operation,
  • program of operation.
  •point (noun)
  • very minutes.
  •point of time (noun)
  • microsecond,
  • month,
  • week,
  • millisecond,
  • second,
  • millennium,
  • minute,
  • decade,
  • term.
  •prison term (noun)
  • prison term.
  •respite (noun)
  • re-leases,
  • re-lease,
  • de ferment,
  • pro traction,
  • dis charges,
  • dis-charge,
  • pro-traction,
  • re spite,
  • pro tractions,
  • re leases,
  • re-spite,
  • re spites,
  • de-ferment,
  • de ferments,
  • pro-tractions,
  • dis-charges,
  • de-ferments,
  • re lease,
  • dis charge,
  • re-spites.
  •rhythm (noun)
  • rise fall,
  • rise and falls,
  • rise falls.
  •sentence (noun)
  • sending river,
  • considered opinions,
  • sending up river,
  • sending the river.
  •shift (noun)
  • working times.
  •shot (noun)
  • sur mises,
  • sur mise,
  • sur-mises,
  • sur-mise.
  •state (noun)
  • pre requisites,
  • state of affair,
  • state affairs,
  • frame mind,
  • state affair.
  •time interval (noun)
  • while.
  •tour (noun)
  • over nights,
  • whistle stops,
  • over-nights,
  • over-night,
  • whistlestops,
  • circle tours,
  • whistle-stops.
  •turn (noun)
  • go arounds.
  •up-to-date (noun)
  • informed,
  • aware.
  •weapon (noun)
  • bomb.

• v.

  •compose (verb)
  • design,
  • indite,
  • form,
  • turn out,
  • dream up,
  • COMP,
  • whip up,
  • orchestrate,
  • originate,
  • contrive,
  • draw up,
  • ghostwrite,
  • set type,
  • produce,
  • push pencil,
  • formulate,
  • devise,
  • bang out,
  • put down,
  • cook up,
  • forge,
  • author,
  • note down,
  • write,
  • fudge together,
  • ghost*,
  • make up,
  • cast,
  • coin a phrase,
  • knock out,
  • put pen to paper,
  • fabricate,
  • frame*,
  • score,
  • discover,
  • imagine,
  • script,
  • knock off,
  • set up,
  • conceive,
  • scribble,
  • invent,
  • poetize,
  • pen.
  •measure (verb)
  • calipering,
  • took account,
  • de limited,
  • doped out,
  • paced off,
  • taking account,
  • sizes up,
  • pacing off,
  • gradated,
  • gradating,
  • marks out,
  • takes account,
  • de-limits,
  • doping out,
  • looks over,
  • marked out,
  • sized up,
  • de-limited,
  • dopes out,
  • gradates,
  • de-limiting,
  • calipered,
  • de limit,
  • de limits,
  • paces off,
  • de limiting,
  • de-limit.
  •precede (verb)
  • wert ahead of,
  • had head start,
  • rings in,
  • taking precedence,
  • foreruning,
  • lights the way,
  • out ranking,
  • comes first,
  • fore running,
  • being ahead of,
  • pre-exists,
  • am ahead of,
  • ante-cedes,
  • pre sages,
  • pre-face,
  • fore shadows,
  • going advance,
  • has head start,
  • pre ceding,
  • fore shadowed,
  • paved way,
  • lit way,
  • haddest a head start,
  • fore-shadowed,
  • going in advance,
  • ante-date,
  • haddest head start,
  • lighted the way,
  • pre-existed,
  • inning space,
  • out-ranking,
  • pre existed,
  • having a head start,
  • ante dates,
  • rang in,
  • ante cede,
  • light way,
  • runs ahead,
  • is ahead of,
  • fore-run,
  • ante ceded,
  • paves way,
  • took precedence,
  • pre-facing,
  • lights way,
  • fore run,
  • running ahead,
  • art ahead of,
  • pre existing,
  • pre exist,
  • pre-sage,
  • fore-running,
  • lighting the way,
  • went in advance,
  • wast ahead of,
  • paves the way,
  • fore-shadow,
  • pre-faces,
  • pre ceded,
  • pre exists,
  • pre sage,
  • ante-dates,
  • out ranked,
  • ringed in,
  • hast head start,
  • has a head start,
  • had a head start,
  • fore-runs,
  • pre-faced,
  • ante-dated,
  • pre-sages,
  • ran ahead,
  • intro-duces,
  • out-ranks,
  • out-ranked,
  • ante dating,
  • pre-ceding,
  • pre faced,
  • coming first,
  • go advance,
  • out-rank,
  • paving way,
  • pre face,
  • ante-ceded,
  • ringing in,
  • out rank,
  • fore-shadows,
  • ante-dating,
  • Preexisted,
  • fore-shadowing,
  • paving the way,
  • ante ceding,
  • came first,
  • fore runs,
  • pave way,
  • preexists,
  • pre cede,
  • takes precedence,
  • lighted way,
  • are ahead of,
  • goes advance,
  • intro duce,
  • ante dated,
  • hadst head start,
  • lighting way,
  • was ahead of,
  • ante cedes,
  • have head start,
  • intro duces,
  • goes in advance,
  • out ranks,
  • having head start,
  • went before,
  • pre-cedes,
  • inned space,
  • lit the way,
  • hadst a head start,
  • ins space,
  • goes before,
  • ante-cede,
  • ante date,
  • were ahead of,
  • ante-ceding,
  • pre facing,
  • went advance,
  • hath a head start,
  • pre-ceded,
  • pre-cede,
  • intro-duce,
  • heading up,
  • hath head start,
  • fore shadow,
  • pre faces,
  • fore shadowing,
  • hast a head start,
  • paved the way,
  • pre cedes.
  •predate (verb)
  • pre dated,
  • pre-date,
  • pre-dating,
  • pre date,
  • pre dates,
  • pre-dated,
  • pre dating,
  • pre-dates.
  •regulate (verb)
  • dis-posed,
  • co ordinate,
  • dis-posing,
  • super-intended,
  • dis-pose,
  • re-adjusting,
  • re-adjusts,
  • super intends,
  • trueing,
  • over-sees,
  • over-seen,
  • dis pose,
  • over-saw,
  • super intending,
  • puts order,
  • super vise,
  • pulled things together,
  • super-intending,
  • super-intend,
  • super vised,
  • dis posing,
  • super vising,
  • super-intends,
  • over saw,
  • over sees,
  • shaping up,
  • re adjusted,
  • pulling things together,
  • putting order,
  • super-vise,
  • re adjusts,
  • dis posed,
  • over see,
  • re adjusting,
  • over seen,
  • put order,
  • pulls things together,
  • super-vised,
  • co ordinates,
  • re adjust,
  • super intend,
  • re-adjusted,
  • super intended,
  • straightening up,
  • shapes up,
  • over seeing.
  •schedule (verb)
  • re served,
  • got on line,
  • are due,
  • wrote one book,
  • writ book,
  • gat on line,
  • write one's book,
  • wast due,
  • writes one's book,
  • get line,
  • gat line,
  • writ in one book,
  • write in book,
  • pencilled in,
  • writes in one's book,
  • penciling in,
  • catalogged,
  • re-served,
  • re-cording,
  • writes in book,
  • writ ones book,
  • re-serve,
  • gotten line,
  • catalogging,
  • wrote book,
  • writing one book,
  • was due,
  • re cording,
  • re-serves,
  • writ in book,
  • writes in ones book,
  • wert due,
  • writes book,
  • write book,
  • wrote in one's book,
  • sews up,
  • pencilling in,
  • writing book,
  • getting on line,
  • writ in one's book,
  • re-corded,
  • re corded,
  • writes in one book,
  • write in one book,
  • writing in ones book,
  • writes one book,
  • writ one book,
  • writing in book,
  • writing in one's book,
  • gets line,
  • writ one's book,
  • were due,
  • gets on line,
  • writ in ones book,
  • re-serving,
  • write in ones book,
  • re serve,
  • write one book,
  • wrote one's book,
  • got line,
  • getting line,
  • wrote ones book,
  • wrote in ones book,
  • gotten on line,
  • writing one's book,
  • writes ones book,
  • writing in one book,
  • write ones book,
  • pencils in,
  • wrote in one book,
  • re serving,
  • is due,
  • am due,
  • writing ones book,
  • being due,
  • penciled in,
  • wrote in book.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • clock off,
  • happenstance,
  • fluke,
  • clock in,
  • yore,
  • accidentally,
  • tardily,
  • far-flung,
  • coincidence,
  • betimes,
  • push back,
  • coetaneous,
  • jiffy,
  • Detainment,
  • fugacious,
  • serendipity,
  • faraway,
  • by and by,
  • contemporaneous,
  • currently,
  • present-day,
  • thrice,
  • hold over,
  • springtime,
  • noonday,
  • springtide,
  • latter-day,
  • noon,
  • yesteryear,
  • defer,
  • belatedly,
  • stochastic,
  • Successional,
  • unlucky,
  • serendipitous,
  • postpone,
  • punch out,
  • seedtime,
  • adventitious,
  • sequent,
  • coincidentally,
  • belatedness,
  • deferral,
  • postmortem,
  • expense,
  • concurrently,
  • vernal,
  • JIFF,
  • twelvemonth,
  • blue moon.
  •
  • coincident,
  • nowadays,
  • evanescent,
  • overdue,
  • far-off,
  • momentary,
  • coexistent,
  • deferment,
  • simultaneous,
  • adjournment,
  • removed,
  • irregularity,
  • ephemeral,
  • successive,
  • temporary,
  • forenoon,
  • movable feast,
  • today,
  • former,
  • postponement,
  • rearrange,
  • untimely,
  • recently,
  • anterior,
  • serial,
  • new,
  • nominate,
  • precocious,
  • posthumous,
  • sequential,
  • slot in,
  • holdup,
  • immediate,
  • ultimately,
  • tardiness,
  • passing,
  • yesterday,
  • recent,
  • detain,
  • coeval,
  • belated,
  • newly,
  • short-lived,
  • simultaneously,
  • fleeting,
  • hereafter,
  • lateness,
  • bring forward,
  • elapse,
  • beforehand,
  • phase,
  • punctual,
  • asynchronous,
  • contemporary,
  • twinkling,
  • measurement,
  • reschedule,
  • inopportune,
  • much,
  • frequency,
  • tardy,
  • lately,
  • prompt,
  • ill-timed.
  •
  • actually,
  • stagger,
  • put off,
  • latterly,
  • next,
  • antecedent,
  • current,
  • precedent,
  • temporal,
  • fugitive,
  • delay,
  • earlier,
  • finally,
  • twice,
  • foregoing,
  • waiver,
  • siege,
  • subsequent,
  • ensue,
  • succeed,
  • retardation,
  • existent,
  • existing,
  • prior,
  • later,
  • behindhand,
  • transient,
  • basis,
  • lag,
  • consecutive,
  • compress.
  •
  • distant,
  • remote,
  • instantaneous,
  • following,
  • existence,
  • inconvenient,
  • preceding,
  • fleet,
  • behind,
  • irregular,
  • coming,
  • modern,
  • tick,
  • timetable.
  •
  • late,
  • vintage,
  • together,
  • concurrent,
  • previous.
  •
  • early,
  • transitory,
  • spend,
  • assign,
  • serve.
  •
  • fix.
  •
  • long,
  • present,
  • slow.
  •
  • follow,
  • spring,
  • stage.
  •
  • pass,
  • spread,
  • trick.
  •
  • wind.
  •
  • have.
  •
  • DO.
  •at times
  • sometimes.
  •compose
  • scripted,
  • ghostwrites,
  • COMPS,
  • noted down,
  • framing,
  • CLEFS,
  • ghosted,
  • authoring,
  • authored,
  • ghosting,
  • ghostwrote,
  • sets up,
  • formulated,
  • timing,
  • writes,
  • timed,
  • ghostwriting,
  • ghostwritten,
  • scripting.
  •dawn
  • morning.
  •measure
  • calipers,
  • quantified,
  • rhyming,
  • size up,
  • sized,
  • calibrates,
  • looking over,
  • calibrate,
  • Valuing,
  • calibrating,
  • quantifies,
  • gradate,
  • Graduating,
  • calibrated,
  • dope out,
  • rhymed,
  • mark out,
  • looked over,
  • plumbing,
  • marking out,
  • take account,
  • look over,
  • caliper,
  • pace off,
  • sizing.
  •noon
  • meridian.
  •precede
  • Foreran,
  • Harbingered,
  • pave the way,
  • headed up,
  • come first,
  • Forerun,
  • light the way,
  • going before,
  • pre-existing,
  • predate,
  • go in advance,
  • preexisting,
  • run ahead,
  • forerunning,
  • ring in,
  • antecedes,
  • Harbingering,
  • antecede,
  • outrank,
  • head up,
  • have a head start,
  • anteceding,
  • in space,
  • be ahead of,
  • preexist,
  • outranking,
  • pre-exist,
  • foreruns,
  • outranked,
  • anteceded,
  • take precedence,
  • heads up,
  • go before,
  • foreshadowed,
  • outranks.
  •wages
  • pay.
  •without delay
  • forthwith,
  • right away,
  • right off,
  • instantly,
  • straight off,
  • immediately,
  • now,
  • directly,
  • straightaway.

Paraphrases for Time:

• Forward Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    periods, period.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    period.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    timetable, timetables, timelines, timeline, timeframes.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    meantime, time-limit, AIRTIME, lead-time, epoch, time-period, timetable, timeline, downtime, instant, space-time.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    milestones, requirements, begins, developments, allowances, data, Resources, arias, procedures, Fees, sighs, Ora, Does, Cas.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    stands, Bis, data, Ora, timei, while, height, pace, timeyou, point-in-time, context, season, meanwhile, bit, fois.
  • Verb, past tense
    reported, Progressed, Came, left, Took, required, Happened, needed, thought, Got.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    progresses, takes, serves, grows, sounds, gets, wants, begins, Does.
  • Verb, base form
    come.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    times, timing, moment, moments, hour, timeliness.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    juncture, timing, time-bomb, moment, timekeeping, time-out, hour, clock, timeliness, timer, reading.
  • Verb, base form
    period, hour.

Antonyms for Time:

• n.

  • temporal length of event or entity's existence, period
    ending, future, past.
  • Other antonyms:
    bummer, drag, downer, bore, bust.

Time Sentence Examples:

• You don't say so; and where has he been all this time?

• But I had no time to think then, Adrian.

Hypernym for Time:

• n.

  • time
    dead, patch, incarnation, day, wee, minute, high time, moment, while, piece, hard times, spell, occasion, mo, ephemera, bit, space age, second.
  • tops
    standard time, biological time, gmt, universal time, civil time, hereafter, ut, infinity, geologic time, local time, future, continuum, Greenwich Time, cosmic time, present, daylight-saving time, past, musical time, futurity, Greenwich Mean Time, time to come, daylight savings, ut1, eternity, nowadays, daylight-savings time, duration, daylight saving, yesteryear, continuance, geological time, past times.

Hyponym for Time:

• n.

  • event
    example, case, instance, experience.
  • time
    minute, period of time, period, moment, time period, instant, second.
  • tops
    attribute.

• v.

  • change
    adjust, correct, set.
  • cognition
    shape, schedule, determine, regulate, mold, influence.