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now; today
late
finished; end; graduated
year; coincidence
night; evening
to be overtaken by night
to become night
hour; time
to time something
seasonal; timely
sunrise
while; during
tomorrow
formerly; in the past
at that time; then; previously; in the past
then; previously; in the past; when
to start; to begin
after; afterwards
constantly
next
last; late
morning
to wait
once; sometimes
one-time
long time
monthly
later (within the day)
opportunity or chance
end; conclusion
immediately
a while ago (today)
always
last night
quickness; a short duration of time
the past
ever, whenever
birthday
beginning; start
every day
short for schedule
past or previous
forever
to hurry something
late, not on schedule
around or approximately
to start
suddenly
later
passage of time
timing; tempo; caught in the act
to be late
origin
to wait for
to happen to coincide
just a short while ago
future; the following day
hit hard; since the beginning
earliness
to make earlier
to last
date field
shortly after
in a little while
right away
yesterday
to become frequent
often or frequent
afternoon
every year
early
decade
lifelong
week
semester
century
infrequent; sparse
calendar
briefly
moment; a very brief visit
to hasten something
length of time
to stay until night
to happen by chance
hourly basis
all day
to stay long
to make something last long
daily
to last for a duration
duration; long time
to spend a long time
following
to pass
start or beginning
recently
to wait for [someone/something]
similar to; a prefix to signify time
to take a long time
every month
to do daily
very quickly
midnight
occasionally; sometimes
initial start
high noon
to start [it]; to begin [it]
commencement
dismissal time
duration extent
seldom; rare; sparse
to be late until noon
late in the morning
noon; midday
to make more frequent
usually or mostly
all night
someday
the day before yesterday
present time
weekly
dawn
often
approaching darkness
temporary
to end
rare; seldom
introduction
future
one o'clock
to fit something in briefly
to delay / to do later
to date something
to do something briefly
birthday, natal day
expired; elapsed
scheduled
consecutive
to schedule at a specific time
to have something done earlier
same date
dawn, daybreak
every night
every week
timely; current; topical
continuation
final or the last one
the very last
the day after tomorrow; in two days
endless
to set for noon
three days ago
frequency
deadline; fixed limit
to make less frequent
to schedule
delayed
a century; one hundred years
very late at night
era; period; generation
very often
twice; day after tomorrow
occasional; once in a while
seasonal; occasional
longest time
annual
to set or schedule
blink of an eye
dawn; break of day
to be delayed
to let pass
to set
to time [it]
delay
act of delaying
indefinite
brief moment; wink of an eye
every minute
minute hand
every hour
night shift
afternoon shift
concluding
doing something by turns; arriving after another left
formerly
scheduling
very frequently
a long while ago (today)
perpetual
dusk; sunset
to postpone
to pass time
to be passed by
to delay
to time
to set a deadline
to set a limit for
nth anniversary
delay or hindrance
for an anniversary
one whole year
deadline; fixed period; to set a limit
chronology
to extend
for a second; secondary
early; on time
to do frequently
to arrive
to set a deadline for
intermittently
dated
equally long
when January arrives
concluding; final part
after being that way
twilight; dusk; sunset
to be overtaken by the afternoon
to set something as a deadline
duration of time
circa
for many decades
vintage; long time
to do weekly
millennium
immediately, at once
youth; prime; spring
momentary
relating to a decade
calendrical
centennial
for centuries
millenary
millennium-related
moonless nights
millennium period
octocentenary; 800th anniversary
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