Antonyms for deadline
ˈdɛdˌlaɪndead·line

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1. • Point In Time

Princeton's WordNet

1. deadlinenoun

   the point in time at which something must be completed

How to use deadline in a sentence?

1. Commissioner Margrethe Vestager:

   It is clear that obtaining information is both challenging and time consuming. We do not necessarily get the information the first time or the second time. Therefore we will not meet the first deadline to be done by the end of the second quarter. We will do our best, i will not give deadlines for the finalisation of these cases.

2. Bill Flores:

   The House will make the deadline. Of course, the Senate probably won't, and the President wouldn't sign it, but at least the American people will know where the House of Representatives stands on pushing back on the attempts of the D.C. city council to inhibit religious liberty.

3. Jennifer Bridges:

   A lot of people resigned weeks ago some people resigned to just a couple of days before the deadline, we had a lot of physicians resign ahead of time and are stuck in the same boat too because they didn’t want to take the shot.

4. Frances Cheung:

   A delay in the tariff deadline is what has been expected. Still, a near confirmation of such a delay, together with reassurance from Trump's comments, is supportive of the yuan, beyond the initial reaction, however, market will need a follow-up in terms of a trade deal for further impetus.

5. Mohammad Javad Zarif:

   No time deadline is sacrosanct.

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