Usually means: Duration between two specific points.
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▸ noun:  An interval of time.

Similar:
duration, time, interval, timer, period of time, time scale, moment, timeband, timebase, unit interval, more...

Opposite:
moment, instant, point, instance, second

Adjectives:
short, long, same, limited, year, new, brief, entire, reasonable, whole, similar

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Similar:
duration, time, interval, timer, period of time, time scale, moment, timeband, timebase, unit interval, more...

Opposite:
moment, instant, point, instance, second

Adjectives:
short, long, same, limited, year, new, brief, entire, reasonable, whole, similar

Colors:
    sunset orange,     midnight blue,     dawn pink,     dusk gray,     evergreen, more...



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