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time-tested

[tahym-tes-tid] / ˈtaɪmˌtɛs tɪd /


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We grieve the losses and explore time-tested ways to open the door for a loved one’s possible return.

From Salon

Sometimes it’s a game of hot potato — please don’t make me review another “Ant-Man” — but generally we follow the time-tested preschool principles of taking turns and playing fair.

From New York Times

I would make this repair using time-tested concrete epoxy.

From Seattle Times

“These values are much bigger than me - they are time-tested principles that we must unite around to apply to the problems of today, and the challenges of tomorrow.”

From Washington Times

The most common, time-tested technologies used to try to locate survivors in rubble are acoustic detection and sniffer dogs.

From Seattle Times