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out-of-time

out-of-time adjective: not keeping to the appropriate musical rhythm or tempo.

Adjective

out-of-time (comparative more out-of-time, superlative most out-of-time)

  1. Not keeping to the appropriate musical rhythm or tempo.

Forms of out-of-time

comparativemore out-of-time
superlativemost out-of-time

Questions about out-of-time

What does out-of-time mean?
Out-of-time means not keeping to the appropriate musical rhythm or tempo.
What part of speech is out-of-time?
Out-of-time is an adjective.

Words near out-of-time in the dictionary

  1. out-of-the-body
  2. out-of-the-body experience
  3. out-of-the-body experiences
  4. out-of-the-box
  5. out-of-the-way
  6. out-of-time
  7. out-of-town
  8. out-of-towner
  9. out-of-towners
  10. out-of-townish
  11. out-of-tree

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