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preposition (NO MORE THAN) /ɪn/Definition
A2 needing or using no more time than a particular amount of time: Can you finish the job in two weeks? She could get that essay done in a couple of hours if she really tried. They completed the journey in record time (= faster than ever done before).Until a particular moment
(Definition of in preposition (NO MORE THAN) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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- Decades, centuries & the millennium
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Synonyms and related words:
- before preposition, adverb, conjunction
- day noun
- far adverb (DISTANCE)
- hitherto adverb
- inside preposition
- interim noun
- meantime noun
- meanwhile adverb
- now adverb (AT PRESENT)
- pending preposition
- thus adverb
- till preposition, conjunction
- time noun (PERIOD)
- to date idiom
- to preposition (INFINITIVE)
- to preposition (UNTIL)
- until preposition, conjunction (TIME)
- up to preposition (UNTIL)
- wait till/until ... idiom
- yet adverb (UNTIL NOW)
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