timepiece
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4.5
- noun
- /ˈtaɪmˌpis/
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reloj
- I could teach you my line of work- you know, timepieces and clocks and so on.
- timepiece clocks
- fine timepieces
- luxury timepieces
I was working on looking at how timepieces change society, and I had already identified the the materials.
- I was working on looking at how timepieces change society, and I had already identified the the materials.
- That is a timepiece that is very, very sought after.
Examples
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Do you have any idea what sort of timepieces can be viewed at Replica Classic Watches?
Blog text (2) -
Depending upon the look you select, the timepiece could actually increase in worth gradually.
Blog text (9) -
That is a timepiece that is very, very sought after.
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Use the sun as your timepiece.
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The observer also has a timepiece, a clock.
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That's an excellent timepiece, Uncle Mickey.
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A fine timepiece.
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Sard glanced at the timepiece mounted on the ceiling, clearly concerned about how long all this was taking.
Fiction book (2002) -
After dinner, Professor Wagg will invite you to join him in celebrating the official starting of the world's most accurate timepiece, the San Francisco Beryllium Atomic Clock.
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He admired the antique timepiece that hung elegantly on the wall.
Synonyms
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4.2
A clock or watch that measures time accurately
A thing that shows the time, like a clock or watch
How Portable
2
3.4
22
1.0
- Archaic
12
3.5
17
4.5
42
1.0
4
1.0
11
2.8
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Timepiece comes from the words time and piece, which is like a 'piece' that shows 'time'. So a timepiece is any object, like a clock or watch, that measures and keeps time.