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time-poor

time-poor adjective: not having enough time to do things one wishes to do.

Adjective

time-poor (comparative more time-poor, superlative most time-poor)

  1. Not having enough time to do things one wishes to do.
    • cash rich but time-poor

Forms of time-poor

comparativemore time-poor
superlativemost time-poor

Questions about time-poor

What does time-poor mean?
Time-poor means not having enough time to do things one wishes to do.
What part of speech is time-poor?
Time-poor is an adjective.

Words near time-poor in the dictionary

  1. time-point
  2. time-point set
  3. time-points
  4. time-policies
  5. time-policy
  6. time-poor
  7. time-preference theory of interest
  8. time-release
  9. time-resolved
  10. time-reverse
  11. time-reversed

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