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the world > time > particular time > [noun] > an appointed or fixed time, day, or date (27)
tidea900

Appointed or fixed time: = time, n. 16. Obsolete.

stemOE

A fixed time; a period of time; a turn, vicissitude. Obsolete. Cf. steven, n.2

stevena1225

A set or appointed time; a date fixed for a meeting or a payment.

term?c1225

A fixed point of time at which something is to be done, or which is the beginning or end of a period; a set or appointed time or date, esp. for…

dayc1300

An appointed day; esp. a day formally designated or agreed for a payment, meeting, judgement, judicial hearing, etc., to take place. Frequently in to

term dayc1300

A day set as a term (term, n. 1a); a day appointed for doing something, esp. for payment of money due; (also) a day by which something must be…

stagea1325

A period of time; a fixed or appointed date. Obsolete.

hourc1380

A definite time in general; an appointed time; an occasion. spec. of the hour: of the present hour, of the very time that is now with us; as in…

setnessa1400

Appointed time.

tryst1488

An appointed time; in quot. 1864, an appointed period or term. rare. ? Obsolete.

journeyc1500

An appointed day; in to give (assign) journey of battle, treaty, to agree to or fix on a day for battle or negotiation. (Cf. Old French mettre journée

big day1827

(with the or possessive adjective) a day on which a momentous event takes place; spec. a person's wedding day.

trysting day1842

Subcategories:

— for something to begin or be released (7)
— for something spec. (6)
— appointing or arranging time of an action or event (1)
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