one-time
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3.4
- adjective
- /ˈwʌn taɪm/
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único
- By definition, a one-time subsidy cannot cause a permanent increase in consumer demand.
- a one-time event
- a one-time cost
- a one-time payment
I have a feeling it was like a one time launch.
- I have a feeling it was like a one time launch.
- So forgiveness is a process, not a one time event.
- So twice, OK, this isn't a one time deal right here.
- OK, now, yeah, no, it's a one time bet.
- But healing is not a one time event.
- The other half, obviously, is to receive to because the gift of life is not a one time gift.
- This is a one time payment.
- I don't mean jump off a Cliff, but I went skydiving once, you know, and that was one time only.
- And you know, So what I thought would be a one time phone call, then I thought, well, I'll go visit him and it'll be a one time visit.
- I'm saying throughout life, right, That's a one time thing where it's like what I'm saying, right.
- What I mean, when that went through, you know, I, I think a normal person probably would have said, wow, that was a one time thing got away with it.
- That's it's not a one time thing you tried, but do another, do another version like relationships.
- They sent me like a a replenishment one time of all the shampoos and this and it's so thank you, Kara Stiles.
Examples
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And then he says, look, this is a one time only offer.
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With that in mind, Metro City Bank is offering a one-time Christmas bonus.
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I have a feeling it was like a one time launch.
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And it may be a one time thing, all right?
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Life decisions are those things that you make one time because they represent core values.
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So this is a one time fee and this is a subscription.
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Too bad this is only a one-time thing...
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That was a one-time deal.
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Subscribers pay about $250 as a one-time equipment deposit, then about what cable television runs.
Academic text (1995) -
Metro City Bank is offering a one-time Christmas bonus to its employees.
Synonyms
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5.6
An event that happens only once and is not repeated
Not happening again after the first time
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Morphology
Etymology
One-time comes from the parts one + time, meaning 'one occasion' or 'only once'. So a one-time event or offer happens 'only once' and is not repeated.