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What is another word for more time?
extended time
What is another word for ahead of time?
beforehand
What is another word for Over time?
extra hours or extended hours
Another word for small amount of time?
A moment, a second, an instant.
What is another word for most of the time?
Another way of saying "most of the time" is: at intervals, at times, consistently, constantly, every so often, or frequently.
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What is another word for exposure?
exposure time = induction period
What is another word for put at risk?
jeopardy, exposure, danger, unsafe
What is another word for no time to play?
another word for no time to play is buisy
What is another word for period a time?
Another word could be era.
What Types of termination of exposure to X-ray?
Automatic exposure time electronic exposure time mechanical exposure time
What is another word for more time?
extended time
What is another word for 'time of need'?
time of need
What another word for on time?
timely
What is another ONE word for past and future?
Hmmm, another ONE word for past and future? How about, "time."
Another word that means busy?
no time
What is another word for ahead of time?
beforehand
What is another word for at the same time?
Concurrent
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