Synonyms for prime time
prime time

Princeton's WordNet

1. prime timenoun

   the hours between 7 and 11 p.m. when the largest tv audience is available

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1. • Time

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1. prime time

   Song lyrics by prime time -- Explore a large variety of song lyrics performed by prime time on the Lyrics.com website.

2. prime time

   Read the full text of the Prime Time poem by Robert Haigh on the Poetry.com website.

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How to use prime time in a sentence?

1. James Clapper:

   Cuomo Prime Time, i've long been an advocate of involving Dennis Rodman.

2. Arkansas Republican:

   This resolution is not ready for prime time, i believe it is just an effort to broadcast a political message. But even that message can be harmful to our troops and to national security.

3. Seth Winter:

   The Olympics ’ ability to dominate prime time for 17 consecutive nights is unmatched.

4. Mark Meadows:

   The compromise bill is not ready for prime time, there are things that were supposed to be in the compromise bill that are not in the compromise bill that we had all agreed to.

5. Brian Stelter:

   I think this may be a situation where it was death by a thousand cuts, where there were just so many headaches time and time again involving Chris Cuomo that even though many viewers loved ‘Cuomo Prime Time,’ looked forward to his show, he was causing so many headaches for the network and for CNN staffers that ultimately this decision was reached, i do think, you know, this is a moment where journalistic ethics are at play. I know there were many CNN staffers very unhappy with the situation, very frustrated by Chris Cuomo. At the same time, Jim, I was hearing from some fans of Chris, some viewers who said we understood he was looking out for his family.