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time thrust

time thrust noun: a thrust made at the moment the opponent draws breath for his or her own thrust.

Noun

time thrust (plural time thrusts)

  1. A thrust made at the moment the opponent draws breath for his or her own thrust.

Forms of time thrust

pluraltime thrusts

Questions about time thrust

What does time thrust mean?
Time thrust means a thrust made at the moment the opponent draws breath for his or her own thrust.
What part of speech is time thrust?
Time thrust is a noun.
What is the plural of time thrust?
The plural of time thrust is time thrusts.

Words near time thrust in the dictionary

  1. time tested
  2. time tests
  3. time theft
  4. time thief
  5. time thieves
  6. time thrust
  7. time thrusts
  8. time to come
  9. time to expiry
  10. time to kill
  11. time to live

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