bide one's time Antonyms

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to continue in a place, to wait for, to put up with, withstand, to wait awhile, to continue in a state or condition, to wait or wait for

The cunning predator bided its time, waiting patiently for the perfect moment to strike.
Despite facing adversity, the persistent entrepreneur bided his time, carefully crafting his strategy.
The devout student bided her time, diligently studying for exams, knowing that hard work would eventually pay off.
In the midst of turmoil, the wise leader bided his time, observing the situation before making any decisive moves.
The ambitious politician bided her time, cultivating relationships and building support for her future candidacy.
The skilled negotiator bided his time, waiting for the right moment to make his proposal.
The patient investor bided her time, allowing her investments to mature before reaping the rewards.
The anxious child bided her time, nervously awaiting the results of her test.
The vengeful villain bided his time, plotting his revenge against his sworn enemy.
The determined doctor bided his time, carefully monitoring his patient's condition before making any drastic treatments.

to continue in a place, to wait for, to put up with, withstand, to wait awhile, to continue in a state or condition, to wait or wait for

wait, stay,hold on, hold one's breath, sit tight, await, cool one's heels, bide, stick around, watch (for)

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The cunning predator bided its time, waiting patiently for the perfect moment to strike.

Despite facing adversity, the persistent entrepreneur bided his time, carefully crafting his strategy.

The devout student bided her time, diligently studying for exams, knowing that hard work would eventually pay off.

In the midst of turmoil, the wise leader bided his time, observing the situation before making any decisive moves.