Definitions

in time

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concomitant adj.
later adv.
soon adv.
sooner or later adv.
ulteriorly adv.

ADJECTIVE

concomitant

Synonyms

STRONG

accessory adjuvant attendant attending belonging coefficient coeval collateral complementary contemporary coordinate corollary fellow incident joint satellite

WEAK

agreeing ancillary associated with associative coetaneous coexistent coincident coincidental concordant concurrent conjoined conjoined with connected contemporaneous coterminous coupled with in tempo isochronal isochronous synchronal synchronous synergetic synergistic

Antonyms

WEAK

accidental chance unrelated

ADVERB

later

Synonyms

STRONGEST

afterward again next subsequently thereafter

STRONG

after

WEAK

at another time behind by and by come Sunday down the line down the road in a while infra later on latterly more recent succeeding

Antonyms

STRONGEST

earlier

WEAK

before

ADVERB

soon

Synonyms

STRONGEST

directly early instantly promptly quickly rapidly shortly speedily

STRONG

presently

WEAK

anon any minute now before long betimes by and by coming down the pike ere long expeditiously fast fleetly forthwith hastily in a little while in a minute in a second in a short time in due time in short order lickety-split on time posthaste pronto quick short

Antonyms

STRONGEST

late later

WEAK

distant far never

ADVERB

sooner or later

Synonyms

STRONGEST

eventually someday sometime

WEAK

one fine day sometime or other somewhen when all is said and done

Antonyms

STRONGEST

never

ADVERB

ulteriorly

Synonyms

WEAK

after after a while afterward afterwards again at another time behind by and by come Sunday down the line down the road in a while infra later on latterly more recent next subsequently succeeding thereafter

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in time

Mets interim manager Andy Green told reporters after the game that it “feels at this point in time like we’ve avoided the scariest outcomes.”

From Los Angeles Times ● Sep. 18, 2026

Conservationists have said they are worried a grant the charity had secured is at risk if the work is not completed in time.

From BBC ● Sep. 18, 2026

The Census Bureau’s annual report released Tuesday provides an economic snapshot in time.

From The Wall Street Journal ● Sep. 16, 2026

A prospective study follows patients forward in time, while an observational study tracks what happens without assigning participants to different treatments.

From Science Daily ● Sep. 14, 2026

We didn’t make it back in time for the awards ceremony at the pool, but in typical post–swim meet tradition, Coach took the whole team for pizza.

From "Red Flags and Butterflies" by Sheryl Azzam

in time

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