Synonyms for some time
some time

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1. some timenoun

   A period of some length.

   Synonyms:
   some time yet

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1. some time

   Synonyms:
   after a while, by and by, hereafter, in the future

   Antonyms:
   at once, directly, forthwith, immediately, instanter, instantly, now, presently, right away, right off, straightway, this instant, without delay

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1. some time

   Read the full text of the Some time poem by Eugene Field on the Poetry.com website.

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1. Hiroaki Mino:

   It will take some time for the market to be worry-free, overall consensus is that investors are relieved that the government decided to delay the sales tax hike. But since there are some risks ahead, they will likely take positions very carefully.

2. John Nkengasong:

   Give us some time ... its still very early.

3. Brendan Hunt:

   So we reached out to (Wahl) with a few questions, hoping he might have some time to give us some quick answers, he gave us voluminous responses to every single question that were so helpful. Putting the Trent story together, he was just so generous with his time. It’s a really, really terrible loss.

4. Thomas Waldhauser:

   Weve tried to take forces that have been involved in working with units that have been trained for quite some time and that their threat to the homeland is questionable at best.

5. Thomas DiNapoli:

   The company has been a laggard on financial performance, climate risk management and lobbying disclosure for quite some time now, its peers in Europe, many of whom have independent board chairs, are outperforming Exxon on all these.