timed
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- adjective
- /taɪmd/
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programado
- And it's kind of oddly timed against the backdrop of your son's birth.
At sunrise it will click back into the more typical computer blue color timed light.
- At sunrise it will click back into the more typical computer blue color timed light.
- Not hot enough food, not hot enough in the cell, not getting a time, a timed hour.
Examples
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Timed tests have been given to young children in school districts in the United States with the best intentions, but with negative consequences for many years.
Blog text (13) -
Timed breaks can enhance student attention to task.
Academic text (2012) -
I, I need things to be timed in a particular way.
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Everything is timed, everything is on each note exactly.
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The timed events at the festival occur every hour, allowing everyone to enjoy the activities in a structured manner.
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In our fitness program, we follow a timed schedule to ensure that each workout session is evenly spaced throughout the week.
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During the science experiment, the students used a timed approach to measure the reaction intervals accurately.
Synonyms
Happening at equal time intervals
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Etymology
The word timed comes from the common word time, which means 'a point or period when something happens', and the ending -ed that shows something is set or made that way. Just like in timer, it means 'set to happen at particular moments', so a timed event happens at planned, often evenly spaced, times.