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time clause

time clause noun: an adverbial clause indicating an event that will occur at a certain time.

Noun

time clause (plural time clauses)

  1. An adverbial clause indicating an event that will occur at a certain time.
  2. A clause expressing or indicating information regarding time.

Forms of time clause

pluraltime clauses
alternative formtime-clause

Questions about time clause

What does time clause mean?
Time clause means an adverbial clause indicating an event that will occur at a certain time.
What part of speech is time clause?
Time clause is a noun.
What is the plural of time clause?
The plural of time clause is time clauses.

Words near time clause in the dictionary

  1. time charter
  2. time charters
  3. time charts
  4. time check
  5. time checks
  6. time clause
  7. time clauses
  8. time clock
  9. time clocks
  10. time code
  11. time codes

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