Synonyms for time frame
time frame

Princeton's WordNet

1. time framenoun

   a time period during which something occurs or is expected to occur

   "an agreement can be reached in a reasonably short time frame"

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1. • Time Period

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1. Dan Mullen:

   I’ve known Ed for a long time. I like Ed, great coach, obviously, he won a national championship just a couple of years ago (in 2019). He hasn’t forgotten how to coach in that time frame, so I just think in today’s world with coaching, your rating as a coach is week-to-week, if not play-by-play on Saturdays. That’s not just him. That’s all of us, you know what I mean?

2. Clark Spencer Larsen:

   It is a microcosm of what is happening in Italy and all of Europe during this time frame.

3. Iris Petsa:

   Indeed the delegation is going to Thailand next week and the delegation will have to come back and make an assessment. I cannot give a time-frame on when that decision will be made.

4. Erica Cain:

   We noticed that it has this foulsmellto it, and immediately I thought to throw it into the laundry and see if we can do it ourselves. By this time, it's been four hours after our flight, the four-hour time frame is just unrealistic for anyone who is traveling anywhere.

5. Veryan Khan:

   It is not merely the amount and location, but also the time frame — she has been very active in what essentially adds up to three weeks.