Bit
Short time
Bit and short time are semantically related. You can use "Bit" instead the phrase "Short time" as a noun or an adverb.
Both terms in one sentence
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For a short time, the WWF had a masked wrestler named Who (played by Jim Neidhart), who existed solely so that the commentators could do this bit during his matches.
Source: Who's on First? -
Though it's a bit hard to tell since they can't talk, Nani's de-evolved friends seem to be worshiping her like a goddess for a short time.
- In the short time before the world is destroyed, the restaurant decides to party it up and be as friendly as possible with the customers and each other, and often a bit too friendly.
Source: A Party, Also Known as an Orgy
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