Synonyms for hours
hours

Princeton's WordNet

1. hoursnoun

   a period of time assigned for work

   "they work long hours"

2. hoursnoun

   an indefinite period of time

   "they talked for hours"

Matched Categories

1. • Time Period
   • Work Time

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1. List of paraphrases for "hours":

   p.m., a.m., hour, h, hrs, time, noon, hourly, heures, horas, times, hkt, schedules, 'clock, p.m, timetables, a.m, duration

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1. Jim Hood:

   The magistrate started pulling the bull by the horns, that lady worked hours and hours and hours, and if anybody deserves the credit in this thing, it’s Judge Sally Shushan.

2. Rob Lowe:

   I remember going into the bathroom, looking at Rob Lowe in the mirror and my thought process was,' You need to drink directly from this bottle of Cuervo Gold, so you can go to sleep, so you can wake up, so you can deal with this,' out of all the things that had gone on in my life, that was the thing where finally I went,' This is no way to live.' I went to rehab 48 hours later.

3. Jeffrey Pfeffer:

   When you're exhausted, you're not very efficient. It's one of the very reasons why, in things where people have to be alert in order to do their jobs, like truck driving and airline pilots, we for years limited work hours.

4. Prime Minister Tony Abbott:

   Even if this individual had been monitored 24 hours a day, it's quite likely, certainly possible, that this incident could have taken place.

5. Frank Parlato:

   Nicki is Allison’s slave in DOS, allison was giving her orders 24 hours a day.