Antonyms for timing
ˈtaɪ mɪŋtim·ing

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1. • Regulation
   • Temporal Arrangement

Princeton's WordNet

1. timingnoun

   the time when something happens

2. timingnoun

   the regulation of occurrence, pace, or coordination to achieve a desired effect (as in music, theater, athletics, mechanics)

How to use timing in a sentence?

1. State John Kerry on Tuesday:

   It's an opportunity for us to force this question of how you actually resolve the question of Syria, and the bottom line is, you cannot resolve it without including the Sunni(s) in a political solution, a political agreement ultimately, and that will mean that you're going to have to have some kind of transition, some kind of timing. Because as long as Assad is there, you simply can't make piece. Period.

2. Chief Executive Jeffrey Smith:

   Sometimes you don't get the timing right.

3. Chris Thomas:

   So, I do think there’s probably more to the timing and the amount of time you have to train post-transplant, than there is to being on immunosuppression or not. you never get the playing field perfectly level … and I think the vast majority of athletes participating at the Games realize that it’s about giving thanks. It’s about celebration.

4. Howard Gleckman:

   The timing could be more challenging this time, but the IRS could likely begin to get the money out in January.

5. Mat Piscatella:

   New players, new rosters, new rules, teams and stadiums all encourage the annual release timing, fIFA 20.

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