Time

//taɪm//

Origin: "Time" is the most commonly used noun in the English language, according to Oxford English Corpus data. It appears in over 300 idiomatic expressions, from "time flies" to "mark time" to "do time."

Tip: Replace vague time words with concrete ones. "I'll get back to you soon" is weaker than "I'll get back to you by Thursday." Specificity builds trust.

Words that Rhyme with "time" (101 found)

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prime climb sublime lime rhyme chime dime crime slime pantomime mime paradigm lifetime one-time sometime anytime lyme enzyme grime overtime

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maritime daytime pastime ragtime downtime meantime nighttime bedtime wartime thyme onetime centime peacetime blenheim dinnertime half-time showtime space-time part-time springtime longtime real-time big-time lunchtime i'm full-time noontime halftime airtime summertime schooltime wintertime mealtime christmastime anaheim realtime all-time syme guggenheim waldheim windchime everytime fulltime oppenheim parttime primetime anticrime haim seim sondheim flextime hime alltime kime sime nesheim durkheim heim warehime opheim quicktime amandime beim clothestime floersheim floresheim florsheim funtime genzyme hochenheim ingelheim kuenheim movietime pulmazyme pulmozyme solheim straszheim sundheim werdesheim windheim wineheim

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