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overnight

adjective as in meteoric

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The piano-black plastic material on the console and around door switches might actually be haunted; fingerprints appear mysteriously overnight.

The facility allows banks to convert Treasury notes and other ultrasafe securities into cash they can borrow from the Fed overnight.

Westinghouse estimates an “overnight cost” of roughly $10 billion per reactor—a sum that omits financing charges and assumes the plants could theoretically be built overnight.

In the words of one analyst, “pricing dynamics changed overnight.”

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At the time there was widespread praise for the prompt roll-out of support, especially in the travel and hospitality sectors where businesses were shuttered overnight.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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