Definitions
at an opportune time
Word origin
From Middle English timely, tymely, timliche, from Old English *tīmlīc (adjective) and tīmlīċe (“in good time; timely; soon”, adverb), equivalent to time + -ly. Cognate with Danish timelig, Swedish timlig, Icelandic tímalegur, tímanlegur.
Used in a sentence
“If the whistleblower submitted a timely response, pursuant to Step 9, the Claims Review Staff will consider the issues, along with any supporting documentation, and make its Proposed Final Determination.”
“[…] and the timely dew of sleep, / Now falling with soft slumbrous weight, inclines / Our eye-lids […]”
“There are people, I know, to be found, / Who say and apparently think / That sorrow and care may be drowned / By a timely consumption of drink.”
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Used as a crossword answer2 curated clues
01“At the right moment”6 letters
02“Well-timed”6 letters
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