Space
Time out
Time out noun - A pause from doing something (as work).
Both terms in one sentence
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After Chakotay frees Voyager from "chaotic space" with some help from the local aliens, he ends up taking some time out for boxing on the holodeck.
Source: Fly-at-the-Camera Ending -
His fans on the space station manage to take time out of the war to help him out—because if they don't, his character will be permanently erased.
Source: Hostile Show Takeover - Although Kirk is himself under fire, he takes time out to micromanage the space battle over the communicator (with such insightful tactics as "fire phasers" and "fire torpedoes"), rather that just letting Sulu do his job.
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Time out or Space. 2016. Accessed August 13, 2026. https://thesaurus.plus/related/space/time_out.
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