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time period

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  • noun an amount of time

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hypernyms (2)

Words that are more generic or abstract

  1. fundamental measure
  2. fundamental quantity

hyponyms (184)

Words more specific or concrete

  1. Bronze Age
  2. Eolithic
  3. Great Schism
  4. Indian summer
  5. Iron Age
  6. Life
  7. Mesolithic
  8. Neolithic
  9. New Stone Age
  10. Olympiad
  11. Paleolithic
  12. Saint Martin's summer
  13. Stone Age
  14. Time
  15. age
  16. air alert
  17. bimester
  18. bimillenary
  19. bimillennium
  20. bloom
  21. blossom
  22. bout
  23. calendar day
  24. calendar month
  25. calendar week
  26. canicular days
  27. canicule
  28. century
  29. civil day
  30. clotting time
  31. continuance
  32. dark
  33. dawn
  34. day
  35. daylight
  36. daytime
  37. decade
  38. decennary
  39. decennium
  40. dog days
  41. downtime
  42. drought
  43. drouth
  44. duration
  45. duty tour
  46. early days
  47. efflorescence
  48. elapsed time
  49. enlistment
  50. eolithic age
  51. epipaleolithic
  52. epoch
  53. era
  54. eve
  55. evening
  56. extra time
  57. festival
  58. field day
  59. flower
  60. flush
  61. forenoon
  62. fortnight
  63. generation
  64. golden age
  65. great year
  66. half-century
  67. half-life
  68. hebdomad
  69. heyday
  70. hitch
  71. honeymoon
  72. hospitalization
  73. hour
  74. hours
  75. incubation period
  76. indiction
  77. lactation
  78. lease
  79. lifespan
  80. lifetime
  81. long haul
  82. long time
  83. long-run
  84. lower paleolithic
  85. lunar time period
  86. lustrum
  87. mesolithic age
  88. mid-October
  89. mid-april
  90. mid-august
  91. mid-december
  92. mid-february
  93. mid-january
  94. mid-july
  95. mid-june
  96. mid-march
  97. mid-may
  98. mid-november
  99. mid-september
  100. middle paleolithic
  101. midweek
  102. midwinter
  103. millenary
  104. millennium
  105. month
  106. morn
  107. morning
  108. morning time
  109. multistage
  110. nap
  111. neolithic age
  112. night
  113. nighttime
  114. noviciate
  115. novitiate
  116. occupation
  117. overtime
  118. palaeolithic
  119. paleolithic age
  120. past
  121. peacetime
  122. peak
  123. phase
  124. phase of the moon
  125. platonic year
  126. prehistoric culture
  127. prehistory
  128. prime
  129. prohibition
  130. prohibition era
  131. puerperium
  132. quadrennium
  133. quarter
  134. quarter-century
  135. question time
  136. quinquennium
  137. rainy day
  138. real time
  139. regulation time
  140. reign
  141. run
  142. running time
  143. school
  144. school day
  145. schooltime
  146. season
  147. semester
  148. shelf life
  149. silly season
  150. silver age
  151. sleep
  152. stage
  153. study hall
  154. term
  155. term of a contract
  156. term of enlistment
  157. test period
  158. tide
  159. time frame
  160. time limit
  161. time of life
  162. time of year
  163. time off
  164. times
  165. tour
  166. tour of duty
  167. travel time
  168. trial period
  169. trimester
  170. twelvemonth
  171. two weeks
  172. upper paleolithic
  173. uptime
  174. usance
  175. wartime
  176. watch
  177. week
  178. week-end
  179. window
  180. work time
  181. year
  182. years
  183. youth
  184. yr

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