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View definitions for prime time

prime time

noun as in evening television

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People can help protect themselves and mountain lions by being aware that dawn or dusk is prime time for mountain lion activity.

"The tradition continues, partly because it's an absolutely prime time for retailers to be speaking to potential consumers," she said.

From BBC

The stage was set with Hollywood stars and other pro athletes on hand to see the Rams make a statement in prime time, except the Dolphins made L.A. look bad.

It is one of the most watched shows in the US and turned creator Taylor Sheridan into the king of prime time television.

From BBC

Arguably, most viewers of real-time election coverage are the age of majority, and can be trusted to choose for themselves in prime time as well as at the ballot box.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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