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.

  •
  • ahead.
  •
  • incident,
  • tide,
  • occurrence,
  • accident,
  • occasion.
  •
  • andante,
  • bar,
  • conditions.
  •
  • swing,
  • accent.
  •
  • space,
  • bit.
  •
  • move.
  •
  • length.
  •
  • distance.
  •
  • hitch.
  •
  • go,
  • bout,
  • watch,
  • reset.
  •age (noun)
  • lastingness,
  • eon,
  • oldness,
  • longevity.
  •break (noun)
  • advantage.
  •calendar (noun)
  • program,
  • list,
  • register,
  • record.
  •chance (noun)
  • scope,
  • opening.
  •circumstance (noun)
  • place,
  • episode.
  •course (noun)
  • lapse.
  •date (noun)
  • century.
  •day (noun)
  • cycle,
  • height,
  • prime.
  •duration (noun)
  • spell.
  •event (noun)
  • clip.
  •experience (noun)
  • experience.
  •extent (noun)
  • period of time,
  • extent.
  •fourth dimension (noun)
  • space-time.
  •indefinite duration (noun)
  • forever,
  • eternity.
  •leisure (noun)
  • freedom,
  • idle hours,
  • spare moments,
  • liberty,
  • vacant hour,
  • leisure,
  • spare time,
  • ease,
  • one's own sweet time.
  •measure (noun)
  • dimension.
  •measurement (noun)
  • metrology.
  •point of time (noun)
  • microsecond,
  • month,
  • week,
  • millisecond,
  • second,
  • millennium,
  • minute,
  • decade,
  • term.
  •time interval (noun)
  • while.

• v.

  •compose (verb)
  • set up.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • Detainment,
  • twelvemonth,
  • springtime,
  • accidentally,
  • belatedness,
  • noonday,
  • tardily,
  • thrice,
  • springtide,
  • seedtime,
  • stochastic,
  • fluke,
  • unlucky,
  • serendipitous,
  • serendipity,
  • deferral,
  • currently,
  • defer,
  • Successional,
  • coincidentally,
  • JIFF.
  •
  • fleeting,
  • tardy,
  • nominate,
  • sequential,
  • recent,
  • simultaneously,
  • much,
  • newly,
  • detain,
  • reschedule,
  • elapse,
  • simultaneous,
  • evanescent,
  • temporary,
  • prompt,
  • rearrange,
  • passing,
  • frequency,
  • deferment,
  • beforehand,
  • nowadays,
  • coexistent,
  • tardiness,
  • adjournment,
  • precocious,
  • inopportune,
  • twinkling,
  • phase,
  • momentary,
  • today,
  • coeval,
  • former,
  • untimely,
  • removed,
  • successive,
  • measurement.
  •
  • behindhand,
  • existing,
  • fugitive,
  • foregoing,
  • finally,
  • actually,
  • compress,
  • basis,
  • latterly,
  • subsequent,
  • later,
  • waiver,
  • lag,
  • timely,
  • delay,
  • siege,
  • temporal.
  •
  • existence,
  • inconvenient,
  • remote,
  • distant,
  • timetable,
  • irregular,
  • fleet,
  • preceding.
  •
  • together,
  • previous.
  •
  • assign,
  • early,
  • transitory.
  •
  • fix.
  •
  • slow,
  • present.
  •
  • stage.
  •
  • pass,
  • spread,
  • trick.
  •
  • have.
  •
  • DO.
  •at times
  • sometimes.
  •compose
  • timing.
  •dawn
  • morning.
  •noon
  • meridian.
  •precede
  • predate.
  •without delay
  • straightaway,
  • now,
  • directly,
  • instantly,
  • immediately,
  • forthwith.

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.

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.