Learned
Timely
Timely adjective - Especially suitable for a certain time.
Learned and timely are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Learned" instead an adjective "Timely".
Nearby Words: time, timeliness
Both words in one sentence
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You Are Not Ready: Steve himself admits he's not the one to be the next Santa at the end of the film and allows Arthur to succeed their father, having been impressed by his determination in getting Gwen's present delivered in a timely fashion and learned a lesson in humility in the process.
- Bob Dylan grew a mustache with "Blowin' In The Wind", where he finally learned that he didn't need to cover the same folk songs as everyone else; he could write original songs and make more timely statements.
Source: Growing The Beard / Music
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