something suspended temporarily {abeyance}.
coming {advent}.
result {aftermath}.
something that preceded something else {antecedent, time}.
times before Middle Ages {antiquity}.
quickness {celerity}.
ceasing {cessation}.
event sequence {chronology}.
regularity {clockwork}.
beginning {commencement}.
requirement that people stay home after a time {curfew}.
day and time {dateline}.
quickness {dispatch, done quickly}.
time when nothing exciting is happening {dog days}.
later twilight after sunset {dusk}.
short era {epoch}.
long period {era}.
evening or day before {eve}.
end {finality}.
preliminary feeling of danger or bad luck {foreboding}.
precursor {forerunner}.
preliminary sampling {foretaste}.
preliminary sign {foretoken}.
completion {fruition}.
impasse {hiatus, impasse}.
beginning {inception}.
period between two similar periods {intercession}.
period between rulers {interregnum}.
joyful season or anniversary {jubilee}.
devotional period of nine days {novena}.
forever {perpetuity}.
preliminary information {portent}.
postponement or short rest {respite}.
period of success {salad days}.
period of clowning {silly season}.
after midnight to dawn {small hours}.
ceasing {surcease}.
farewell performance {swan song}.
forever {time immemorial}.
one-third year {trimester}.
time for starting action {zero hour}.
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