Antonyms for countdown
ˈkaʊntˌdaʊncount·down

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Princeton's WordNet

1. countdownnoun

   counting backward from an arbitrary number to indicate the time remaining before some event (such as launching a space vehicle)

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1. Alexis Tsipras:

   A frenzy of fear-mongering with the responsibility of the Prime Minister himself is a final spasm before the end, the countdown for the ruling coalition and its catastrophic policies has already started.

2. Shunichi Miyanaga:

   We are working without pause to deliver the first aircraft to ANA in 2020. It is the beginning of a countdown, not only to the first delivery but to a new era for the industry.

3. Cliff Lanham:

   We've done wet dress rehearsal testing, where we've gone through a good portion of the countdown and worked through any problems, we're feeling good about getting to launch on Monday.

4. Maria Taylor:

   So thankful to Jimmy and all of my great teammates and friends at the SEC Network, College GameDay, Women's and Men's college basketball, and the NBA Countdown family — the people who believed in me, encouraged me, pushed me, and lifted me up, words are inadequate to express my boundless appreciation, and I hope to make them proud.

5. Vin Weber:

   They’ve having a big conference next week, and my guess is that at that point, you’re gonna be able to see sort of a countdown to an announcement in the not too distant future.

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