Credit
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. account
  2. duration
  3. trust
  4. span
  5. terms
  6. stretch
  7. delayable payment
  8. term
Leisure
(Noun)
Experience
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. background
  2. living
  3. participation
  4. up-to-date
  5. informed
  6. aware
  7. ahead of schedule
  8. fast
  9. earlier than expected
  10. bout
  11. simultaneously
  12. concurrently
  13. at-once
  14. occasionally
  15. sometimes
  16. once-in-a-while
  17. go
  18. out-of-date
  19. archaic
  20. antediluvian
  21. tardy
  22. delayed
  23. coming later
  24. hitch
  25. now-and-then
  26. serve a prison term
  27. go to jail
  28. be imprisoned
  29. awhile
  30. for a while
  31. inning
  32. for some time
  33. for quite a while
  34. for a time
  35. for a long time
  36. for-the-present
  37. for-now
  38. shift
  39. under consideration
  40. eventually
  41. at an appropriate time
  42. in the natural course of events
  43. at the proper time
  44. in a short time
  45. spell
  46. soon
  47. almost instantly
  48. very rapidly
  49. without delay
  50. fill in the time
  51. waste-time
  52. stint
  53. idle
  54. go too slow
  55. tarry
  56. cause a delay
  57. gain time
  58. hasten
  59. stretch
  60. attract
  61. lure
  62. charm
  63. often
  64. regularly
  65. tour
  66. consistently
  67. out of pace
  68. unreasonable
  69. improper
  70. exchange greetings
  71. chat
  72. trick
  73. converse
  74. dawdle
  75. fool around
  76. dilly-dally
  77. turn
  78. watch
Circumstances; usually plural; used with ""the''
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. conditions
  2. the present
  3. nowadays
  4. juncture
To set the time for (an event or occasion)
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. plan
  2. schedule
To record the speed or duration of
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. clock
  2. register distance
  3. sound a bell
  4. determine timing of
  5. measure time

Words Related to Time

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