Long and On time

Long

Long adjective - Of great extent from end to end.

On time is an antonym for long in interminable topic.

Nearby Word: longed

On time

On time adverb - At the expected time.
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Synonyms for On time

Long is an antonym for on time.

Both terms in one sentence

  • Buck wasn't able to get there on time due to circumstance and took so long that Debbie got hungry and went to the nearby restaurant to get some food.
  • Secondly, the first season aired with significant gaps between episodes, sometimes as long as three months, because Ankama couldn't get it ready on time.
  • Most people underestimate how long it will take them to do a task, and very often you need to build in a safety margin to make sure you get finished on time (at least most of the time).
    Source: Scotty Time
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