ten-o'clock (Meaning)

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ten-o'clock (n.)

A plant, the star-of-Bethlehem. See under Star.

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The concert was scheduled to begin punctually at ten-o'clock, but the audience had to wait an extra half hour for the performers to arrive.
The clock struck ten-o'clock, signaling the end of the workday for most of the employees in the building.
She always woke up at ten-o'clock on the dot, even on weekends.
The doctor's appointment was set for ten-o'clock, but the patient was running late and arrived at ten-fifteen.
The ten-o'clock train was famously crowded, so commuters tried to avoid it if possible.
The school bell rang at ten-o'clock, dismissing the students for lunch.
The museum's doors opened at ten-o'clock, and a line of eager visitors had already formed outside.
The plane was scheduled to depart at ten-o'clock, but due to bad weather, it was delayed by two hours.
The ten-o'clock newscast was a nightly ritual for many families, providing updates on current events.
The curfew for teenagers in the city was ten-o'clock, and any minors found outside after that time could be fined.

A plant, the star-of-Bethlehem. See under Star.

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The concert was scheduled to begin punctually at ten-o'clock, but the audience had to wait an extra half hour for the performers to arrive.

The clock struck ten-o'clock, signaling the end of the workday for most of the employees in the building.

She always woke up at ten-o'clock on the dot, even on weekends.

The doctor's appointment was set for ten-o'clock, but the patient was running late and arrived at ten-fifteen.