Synonyms for timing
ˈtaɪ mɪŋtim·ing

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)

Matched Categories

1. • Regulation
   • Temporal Arrangement

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1. List of paraphrases for "timing":

   clocking, timetable, calendar, synchronization, schedule, time, chronology, synchronisation, timeline, sync, moment, date, synchrony, timeframe, indicative, scheduling, timeliness, synchronizing, periodicity, timescale, phenology, distribution, synchro, hkt

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1. Joyce Lee:

   We ca n’t control the timing of puberty in kids, but we do know that excess weight is associated with an earlier onset of puberty in girls, it is important for parents to help their children maintain a healthy weight.

2. Orlando Brown Jr.:

   Especially up front and maybe for the quarterbacks as well, it's important to get that live timing against a real body, a real defensive end, i think I'm at a point in my career where these types of offseasons and being able to practice against live personnel, it helps me a lot. I'm able to focus on things I may not have been able to focus on last year.

3. Jeff Green:

   The timing was off, i wasn't concerned about getting hit, the biggest thing was just being in shape and being able to move and being able to function on the floor.

4. Cynthia Ohayon:

   The timing is not random, we are at a moment of political fragility because the country is coming out of a transition after 27 years and the new government is just starting to get to work.

5. Michael Hewson:

   An extremely positive number could cause some ripples particularly given the timing of a Fed rate hike, as it would suggest that any slack in the US labour market could disappear faster than anticipated.