Noun:

कालावधी,

period of time's Usage Examples:

To calculate the equity-risk premium, subtract the risk free rate from the return of a stock over a period of time.

Over a period of time, some of Hitler's elite Nazi entourage, including Adolf Eichmann, began to deeply regret Germany's participation in the Ha'avara Agreement.

But ever since the days of the Rishonim, literally the first or the early ones, referring to post-Talmudic and Geonic times; actually Torah scholars from approximately the eleventh century through the fifteenth, Aseret Yemai Teshuvah is the most popular title for this period of time in the Hebrew Calendar.

torso, in a manner which causes the neck and head to swing rapidly," (2) manacling of the suspect in a painful "Shabach position" for a long period of time.

Worr LibinYaaku identity declineThe broad Mukogodo understanding of the decline of Yaaku identity is that the speakers were assimilated by another food producing people, a process that happened over a long period of time.

In economics, demand is the quantity of a good that consumers are willing and able to purchase at various prices during a given period of time.

Elder was known as "Suitcase Jake" because he could never settle down at one organization for long period of time, hopping from one organization.

It was during this period of time that he prepared his version of Liszt's Fantasy for publication.

less frequently, price inflation) is a general rise in the price level of an economy over a period of time.

This continues for another long period of time until the left hand takes the tune and the right hand plays the quavers.

dangerously low abundance: "If the range of a taxon is suspected to be relatively circumscribed, if a considerable period of time has elapsed since the.

Keyboard player John Beck from Whitehaven joined the group later in 1982, and for a short period of time It Bites also featured saxophonist Howard H Smith, a period in which the band worked playing gigs at nightclubs around Cumbria.

There are also frequent contests where radio amateurs operate their stations on certain dates for a fixed period of time to try to communicate with as many DX stations as possible.

Synonyms:

Golden Age, incubation period, era, quarter, lunar time period, semester, air alert, travel time, canicular days, morning, lifespan, honeymoon, Olympiad, study hall, Platonic year, indiction, puerperium, running time, noviciate, great year, real time, millenary, forenoon, Indian summer, regulation time, time, time off, decennary, blossom, run, century, early days, peak, generation, silver age, quinquennium, drought, mid-October, hebdomad, week, lease, youth, heyday, mid-August, school, bimillennium, phase, bimillenary, quadrennium, Saint Martin's summer, dark, civil day, midweek, morn, twelvemonth, enlistment, fundamental measure, millennium, mid-June, two weeks, wartime, usance, field day, rainy day, fortnight, clotting time, bout, overtime, dog days, prehistory, question time, eve, schooltime, duty tour, daytime, quarter-century, prohibition era, hospitalization, stage, morning time, year, school day, nap, month, watch, night, calendar week, multistage, festival, peacetime, work time, novitiate, window, flower, long time, occupation, prehistoric culture, bimester, drouth, weekend, term, time period, term of enlistment, mid-December, mid-November, times, mid-February, season, mid-January, time of life, flush, decade, epoch, life-time, mid-May, efflorescence, years, decennium, elapsed time, age, duration, half life, prime, silly season, period, test period, hitch, mid-April, day, tide, tour of duty, lactation, nighttime, time limit, calendar month, extra time, fundamental quantity, mid-September, term of a contract, trial period, lifetime, evening, shelf life, continuance, time frame, uptime, long haul, yr, lustrum, daylight, trimester, long run, prohibition, reign, tour, past, midwinter, phase of the moon, bloom, half-century, hours, life, calendar day, iron age, downtime, sleep, hour, time of year, mid-July, bronze age, mid-March, dawn, canicule, half-life,

Antonyms:

overtime, work time, downtime, regulation time, day, night, time off, uptime,