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timeous

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time·ous  (tms)
adj.
Timely.

timeous·ly adv.

timeous [ˈtaɪməs]
adj
Scot in good time; sufficiently early a timeous warning
[Scottish; see time, -ous]
timeously  adv
Translations
timeous
adjrechtzeitig, zur rechten Zeit


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