Synonyms for o'clock
əˈklɒko'clock

Princeton's WordNet

1. o'clockadverb

   according to the clock

   "it's three o'clock in Tokyo now"

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1. Son Gavin:

   To me, that was kind of like his third time dying because he passed when he started to get the dementia, when we found out about the ALS and it was even more rapid and degenerative and we knew eventually Son Gavin heart or lungs would go, it was like Son Gavin died again, because now the clock was ticking. Then when Son Gavin eventually passed, it was stunning.

2. Kari Lake:

   It's becoming clearer everyday [sic] that Hobbs' strategy is to hide from Me, the Press, and the Voters throughout the entirety of this campaign and run out the clock on the people of Arizona, fortunately, the Clean Elections Commission refused to play into her game and voted down her proposal for a town hall safe space.

3. Emily Brontë:

   A person who has not done one half his day's work by ten o clock, runs a chance of leaving the other half undone.

4. Carlos Chorens:

   The following day, Sterling and I went to McDonald's and bought them breakfast, i came back at six o'clock, made contact with them and found out that they lost some of their property. Someone had stolen some of their suitcases.

5. Suzi Levine:

   It's going to take a collective effort the likes of which we have not seen before, and I feel humbled to be a part of the team that will get us there, when you roll back the clock a hundred years, I suspect Frances Perkins and Frances Perkins colleagues felt similarly as Frances Perkins and her colleagues looked at the devastation, the Depression and the oncoming World War II. I think there's a lot that we can learn from then and apply now, but with a modern context and with our modern tools.