time limit (Meaning)
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time limit (n)
a time period within which something must be done or completed
Synonyms & Antonyms of time limit
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
time limit Sentence Examples
- The test had a strict time limit of 60 minutes.
- The team was unable to complete the project within the given time limit.
- The race had a time limit of three hours, with anyone exceeding it disqualified.
- The presentation had a time limit of 10 minutes, ensuring fair distribution of speaking time.
- The professor gave the students a one-week time limit to submit their essays.
- The online test had a time limit of 24 hours, allowing participants to complete it at their convenience.
- The contract had a time limit for signing, after which it would become void.
- The parking time limit was three hours, with drivers required to move their vehicles after that.
- The museum had a time limit for staying in each exhibit, promoting crowd control.
- The patient was given a time limit of two days to show improvement before further treatment would be considered.
FAQs About the word time limit
a time period within which something must be done or completed
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The test had a strict time limit of 60 minutes.
The team was unable to complete the project within the given time limit.
The race had a time limit of three hours, with anyone exceeding it disqualified.
The presentation had a time limit of 10 minutes, ensuring fair distribution of speaking time.
