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The nearest to the opposite is "per unit of time" - eg per second, or per hour or per annum. Thus, while time has dimension [T], "per unit of time" has dimension [T-1].
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Is there an opposite of time?
Time is change, and the opposite would be a constant.
What time is am?
the opposite of was time.
What is the opposite of ahead of time?
The opposite of being ahead of time would be running behind or late. The opposite of taking an action ahead of time is taking the action "after the fact" or later.
What is opposite of summer?
The opposite season or time of year is winter.Winter.
What is opposite of long?
In length, the opposite of long is short. In time, the opposite of long may be short or brief.
What is the opposite of times?
Although "eternity" might be the opposite of some measured time (i.e. measureless time), there is no true opposite to time.There are opposites for certain operations involving time. The opposite of pay by the hour (time worked) could be pay by the job, or by production. Another labor opposite is seen in the difference between hourly pay and salary.
What is the opposite of part-time?
The opposite of part-time is full-time. Part-time means that you only work half of the time. Full-time means that you work the whole shift or something like that.
What is the opposite of school?
There is no opposite of school, although there are alternatives (occupational education, tutoring). The opposite of school "time" could be "vacation."
What is the opposite of long?
In length, the opposite of long is short. In time, the opposite of long may be short or brief.
What is the opposite of 'time wasted'?
Time ValuedTime spent wiselyWorthwhile timeBeneficial time
What is opposite of prehistoric?
The opposite time period would be historic, or current. The opposite of far in the past would be far in the future, but the future apparently does not exist yet in the linear (one-way) flow of time.
What is the opposite of lent?
The opposite of the past tense verb lent (to lend) is borrowed.The opposite time of the liturgical period Lent falls in "ordinary time" (annual period between Easter and the following Advent).
