all the time in the world
Definition
› a large amount of time available: The doctor made me feel as if she had all the time in the world to listen to my problems.Spending time and time passing
(Definition of all the time in the world from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- course noun (DEVELOPMENT)
- elapse verb
- employ verb (SPEND TIME)
- fall away phrasal verb (TIME)
- go by phrasal verb
- have time on your hands idiom
- misspend verb
- Old Father Time noun
- pass verb (GO PAST)
- pass verb (TIME)
- passage noun (TIME)
- spread sth over sth phrasal verb
- take verb (NEED)
- the sands of time are running out idiom
- tick away/by phrasal verb
- time and tide wait for no man idiom
- time flies idiom
- timekeeper noun
- wear on phrasal verb
- while sth away phrasal verb
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