timing

/ˈtaɪmɪŋ/
noun 5

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(noun.)

ADJ

exact, precise

The coach praised the player's precise timing when he jumped to catch the ball.

convenient

The arrival of the package had convenient timing since we needed it for the weekend event.

inconvenient, unfortunate

The announcement came at an inconvenient timing, right when everyone was on vacation.

accurate, careful, good, impeccable, perfect | bad, poor | split-second | comic

VERB + TIMING

have

She had perfect timing when she arrived just as the train pulled into the station.

PREP

with ~

The actor's performance was ruined with poor timing when she delivered her lines too quickly.

PHRASES

get the timing right/wrong, a matter of timing

If you tell a joke when people are tired, you'll get the timing wrong.

a sense of timing

Good comedians develop a strong sense of timing to make their jokes land perfectly.

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