anytime
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- adverb
- /ˈɛniˌtaɪm/
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en cualquier momento
- You call me anytime you need me, okay?
- anytime soon
- anytime, anywhere
- come anytime
So that's a movie I can just put on anytime and watch.
- So that's a movie I can just put on anytime and watch.
- And she's always gone too long anytime she goes away.
- Tesla isn't going anywhere anytime soon in China now.
- Make sure you ask people for help anytime you're struggling with anything.
- Don't sign me up for anal TNT anytime soon, Sir.
- So a party all the time, anytime, just you're constantly partying.
- This can really be a staple anytime that you want it.
Examples
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You thinking about returning back to college anytime soon?
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If she bought the test now, she could do it anytime she felt brave enough.
Fiction book (1991) -
So all these you can use like anytime you want, pretty much.
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And they said I can visit him anytime that I want.
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You kids come by anytime.
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One principal responded with an immediate request to come anytime my schedule allowed.
Academic text (2012) -
So you can learn anytime, anywhere with Blinkist.
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If you have a computer, you can learn anytime, anyplace.
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Make sure you ask people for help anytime you're struggling with anything.
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You can reach me anytime if you have questions about the project.
Synonyms
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At any time, often in questions or negative sentences
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At any time that works for you
At any time that something happens
At any time that something happens
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Anytime comes from the two simple parts any and time, literally meaning 'at any moment' or 'whenever'. So when someone says you can visit anytime, they mean you may come at whatever time is best for you.