Synonyms for hours
hours

Princeton's WordNet

1. hoursnoun

   a period of time assigned for work

   "they work long hours"

2. hoursnoun

   an indefinite period of time

   "they talked for hours"

Matched Categories

1. • Time Period
   • Work Time

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1. List of paraphrases for "hours":

   p.m., a.m., hour, h, hrs, time, noon, hourly, heures, horas, times, hkt, schedules, 'clock, p.m, timetables, a.m, duration

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1. Jim Gaffigan:

   We were notified that, understandably, [ the hospital ] is under a lot of pressure. They are working crazy hours. We can't provide PPE( protective equipment) but we thought we could send over some burgers. So, we teamed up with Shake Shack and sent over food for a whole shift, these medical workers need just a little brightness in their day, anything.

2. Mike Hankey:

   Bright moon phases are bad for meteor showers as they wash out the dimmer meteors, a full or almost full moon dominates one part of the sky, making that part undesirable for observing meteors. The full moon also lasts the entire night, leaving no hours of complete darkness, which is preferred.

3. The Senate report:

   After publication of the Washington Post article, Country [] demanded the closure of DETENTION SITE BLACK within hours, the CIA transferred the remaining CIA detainees out of the facility shortly thereafter.

4. Jill Castle:

   Anecdotally, this is one of the main things I work on with families, and they tell me they feel their child is calmer and better-behaved. There is something to be said for nourishing the brain and body on predictable, consistent intervals of three to four hours.

5. Emily Quandt:

   We planned the wedding for next Friday, but then his nurse said he wouldn’t make it to his wedding, so we organized this in 24 hours.