extra time (Meaning)

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extra time (n)

playing time beyond regulation, to break a tie

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The teacher gave us extra time to finish the test because we were running behind schedule.
The basketball game went into extra time because the score was tied at the end of regulation.
The flight was delayed due to bad weather, so we had to wait for extra time at the airport.
The boss asked me to work extra time this week to finish an important project.
I had to pay extra time for parking because I stayed longer than the allotted time.
The store was open for extra time during the holiday season to accommodate the increased number of shoppers.
The concert was so good that the band played for extra time to give the fans more music.
The doctor had to perform extra time surgery on the patient because there were complications during the initial operation.
The train was delayed because of a derailment on the tracks, so the passengers had to sit in the train for extra time.
The store offered extra time discounts on certain items to clear out inventory before the end of the season.

playing time beyond regulation, to break a tie

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The teacher gave us extra time to finish the test because we were running behind schedule.

The basketball game went into extra time because the score was tied at the end of regulation.

The flight was delayed due to bad weather, so we had to wait for extra time at the airport.

The boss asked me to work extra time this week to finish an important project.