time-tried
- adjective
- /taɪm traɪd/
:
comprobado
- This time-tried strategy has helped us succeed in every project we undertake.
Examples
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Her time-tried recipe for chocolate cake has never failed to impress guests.
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The only thing that is left of the age-old, time-tried tradition is the sale of rat caps for freshmen, and after Orientation week, this is forgotten.
Academic text (2013) -
The time-tried methods of the ancient builders still inspire modern architects.
Synonyms
19
4.7
Valued and kept because people have done it for a long time
15
3.4
Known to work well because people used it before
6
3.8
Proven to work well for a long time
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3.6
Often used for a long time because it works well
Works well after many tests
Known to work well because people have used it before
Shown to work well after people try or use it
Antonyms
How Reliable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word time-tried comes from the parts time and tried, where tried means 'tested' and time means 'for a long period'. So a time-tried method is one that has been proved reliable 'over time', like a 'tried and true' recipe that keeps working.