in good time

The phrase "in good time" refers to doing something with ample time, either before a deadline or at an appropriate moment.

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Definition

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(common)Early enough to have extra time.

Example

  • We arrived at the airport in good time, so we didn't have to rush.

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(common)At the right or suitable moment.

Example

  • I'll let you know in good time when the meeting will be.

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(common)Before a deadline or expected time.

Example

  • She submitted her assignment in good time before the due date.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "in good time":

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