adj. according to schedule or without delay; adv. at the expected time
They were always on time. OR She always arrives on time. Spelled as two words
They were always on time. OR She always arrives on time. Spelled as two words
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The lessee of the apartment is responsible for paying the rent on time.
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The judge will censure the lawyer for failing to file the papers on time.
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A parade of what kept the boys from getting to school on time on Wednesday?
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I ensured them that the delivery would arrive on time.
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Who was on time for school?
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The chartered buses arrived on time.
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Why didn't the school truck driver pick up the plants on time to take them home?
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The judge censured the lawyer for failing to file the papers on time.
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She returned the book to the library on time.
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They did their damnedest to finish on time.
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Remitting payment on time is a good habit.
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He gave an all-out effort to complete the project on time.
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He is consistently on time.
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A creditor expects to be paid on time.
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prompt; not late not delayed
late; delayed
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