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times

times

902 2.6
A period in history with particular events or ideas
  • noun
  • /taɪmz/
: épocas
  • But it's taught me through those dark times to find the Silver Linings.

But yeah, great times and loved it a lot.

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Examples

  • During those ancient times, people relied heavily on agriculture for their livelihood.

  • But yeah, great times and loved it a lot.

  • I've driven over this bridge so many times, it is crazy.

  • The Renaissance was a remarkable period in history with many transformative times.

  • The times of industrialization brought significant changes to society and the economy.

Synonyms

period
vstimes
∞ 2.1

A length of time with a clear start and end, like a class or game segment

is about particular spans marked by events or general circumstances rather than formal segments
age
vstimes
809 5.5

A time in history marked by a main event or feature

is used for particular spans not necessarily long or historical in scope
era
vstimes
761 2.5

A period of time marked by important events or features

is broader including spans defined by general circumstances rather than single points
time period
vstimes
124 2.2

A length of time that includes certain events

is about a particular span marked by events or wider circumstances
timespan
vstimes
1 3.4

A period of time between a start and an end

focuses on a particular span marked by events or wider circumstances not just duration
historic period
vstimes
1 4.2

A time in the past when important events or changes happen

is not limited to historical eras and applies to any particular span

Idioms

464 1.0

Happens sometimes but not often

An amount multiplied by one hundred

16 2.0

In almost all cases

Old-fashioned and not keeping up with new ideas

Even when things are at their best, something is still difficult or unpleasant

Stay modern by learning about new trends

Compounds

747 1.0

To multiply a number or amount by three

301 1.0

To multiply an amount by four

174 1.0

Twice as much or as many

108 2.7

A busy part of Manhattan with bright lights, theaters, and New Year's Eve celebrations

96 3.1

A period when people have many problems with money or daily life

81 3.4

The past that people remember with warm feelings

33 3.4

The present time when people share common ideas and ways of life

14 4.6

Something that shows how people live or think now

Periods when people are in trouble and others must help them

5 5.1

A time when ancient Rome ruled much of Europe

The time now with the common ideas and ways people live

umpteen times
  • Informal
1 6.3

A very large number of times that are hard to count

1 9.9

A period in Europe when many people accused of being witches are killed, often by burning at the stake

times sign
  • Specialized
1 2.3

A symbol × used to show multiplication between numbers

How Eventful

turbulence
11 7.7
eventful
16 3.8
times
902 2.6
ordinary
681 1.0
quiet time
31 3.7

Surface Forms

time singular
times plural

Morphology

times = time (transparent) = time + s

Simple plural formation from the noun 'time'; the sense 'periods or eras' is directly derived and easily understood.

Etymology

Times comes from an old word time that meant a 'period' or 'season', and is related to tide, which also once meant a season or turning. So times refers to particular periods or eras marked by events.