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no time

no time noun: a very short period of time.

Noun

no time (uncountable)

  1. (idiomatic) A very short period of time.
    • Now that the roads are plowed, we'll get home in no time!
  2. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see no, time.
    • At no time are you allowed off the property while the store is open.

Synonyms of no time

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Questions about no time

What does no time mean?
No time means a very short period of time.
What part of speech is no time?
No time is a noun.

Words near no time in the dictionary

  1. no throughway
  2. no thru way
  3. no thru-way
  4. no thruway
  5. no tickee, no washee
  6. no time
  7. no time like the present
  8. no time to lose
  9. no trespassing
  10. no true Scotsman fallacies
  11. no true Scotsman fallacy

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