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in time
adjective as in concomitant
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adverb as in later
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adverb as in soon
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adverb as in sooner or later
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Example Sentences
“There will be the point in time when demand for gas turbines goes down.”
And really I think it’s to have bases covered—future-proofing their yacht in case they decide to make it their place of work at some later point in time.”
“I felt incomplete, sad, frozen in time maybe.”
Well into Kate and Charlotte’s childhoods, Birkin would stay out all night with Gainsbourg, return home in time to get the girls up and off to school, then sleep until 2 in the afternoon.
Instantly the movie—about a boy who accidentally travels back in time in a now-iconic DeLorean and must find his way back to the present—was what it was meant to be: funny.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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