Time Idioms

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ages

Meaning: a long time; a very long time

Example: I haven't seen you in ages - you look different. Read more ➺


about to

Meaning: On the point of doing something very soon.

Example: Emma was about to open the door when she heard footsteps outside. Read more ➺


as and when

Meaning: At the time something happens or becomes necessary.

Example: The support team answered customer emails as and when problems appeared. Read more ➺


in the blink of an eye

Meaning: Very quickly; in an instant.

Example: The power went out in the blink of an eye, leaving everyone confused in the dark. Read more ➺


come of age

Meaning: To become mature, responsible, or fully developed.

Example: He slowly came of age after facing real-life challenges and learning from his mistakes. Read more ➺


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