Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun The time for exchanging rings, or for betrothal or marriage.
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Examples
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Hey - maybe she'll even arrange some ring-time for Palin!
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In the spring-time, the only pretty ring-time orWhen daffodils begin to peer,
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The autumn's the time, -- the only pretty ring-time.
My Friend Prospero Henry Harland 1883
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The low feedthrough becomes irrelevant because the DAC's ring-time interval buries the small time and amplitude error, pointing the way toward practical 1-ppm DAC-settling-time measurements.
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The low feedthrough becomes irrelevant because the DAC's ring-time interval buries the small time and amplitude error, pointing the way toward practical 1-ppm DAC-settling-time measurements.
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The low feedthrough becomes irrelevant because the DAC's ring-time interval buries the small time and amplitude error, pointing the way toward practical 1-ppm DAC-settling-time measurements.
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The low feedthrough becomes irrelevant because the DAC's ring-time interval buries the small time and amplitude error, pointing the way toward practical 1-ppm DAC-settling-time measurements.
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The low feedthrough becomes irrelevant because the DAC's ring-time interval buries the small time and amplitude error, pointing the way toward practical 1-ppm DAC-settling-time measurements.
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