During and In time

During

During preposition - In the course of.
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In time and during are semantically related In some cases you can use "In time" instead a conjunction "During".

In time

In time adverb - Within an indefinite time or at an unspecified future time.

During and in time are semantically related in as long as topic. Sometimes you can use "During" instead a conjunction phrase "In time".

Both terms in one sentence

  • It's a Wonderful Failure In God of War II, during the Atropos fight, she goes back in time to destroy the sword-bridge Kratos used during the last phase of the fight in the first game.
  • Our Wormholes Are Different During solar flares, wormholes have a tendency to travel back in time, with the strength of the flare determining how far back/forward in time the wormhole can go.
  • During Kalinin's rescue mission, although they were able to take Sousuke out of the plane in time, the part of the plane Sousuke's mother was on crumbled, and she ended up falling to her death.
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