Synonyms for time limit
time lim·it

Princeton's WordNet

1. time limitnoun

   a time period within which something must be done or completed

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1. • Time Period

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1. Linda Coberly:

   We’re disappointed in the court’s ruling. But we note that the ruling does not resolve the issue of the time limit. It simply notes that the dispute about the time limit stands in the way of finding a ‘clear and indisputable right,’ as would be necessary for the specific relief sought in the lawsuit.

2. Kavya Pearlman:

   I think the time limit really depends on the amount of stimulant the experience gives to the child, which we can't really calculate on the fly.

3. Brett Kavanaugh:

   Congress knew it wouldn't be immediate, and yet Congress did not put in a time limit, that raises a real question for me whether we should be superimposing a time limit into the statute when Congress, at least as I read it, did not itself do so.

4. Clifford Villalon:

   There is no time limit for caring. And don't wait for anybody to look for you or ask about you if you don't have time for everything.

5. Janine Sikes:

   A suspension does have a time limit. It can range from one semester to years depending on the circumstances.