Week [noun]
Definition of Week:
temporal length of event or entity's existence, period
Synonyms of Week:
● Point
● Generation
● Past
● Second
● Turn
● Space
● Life
● Season
● Moment
● Date
● Day
● Present
● Stage
● Term
● Age
● Pace
● While
● Future
● Era
● Occasion
● Tide
● Go
● Duration
● Lifetime
● Stint
● Span
● Clock
● Stretch
● Instance
● Epoch
● Bout
● Eternity
● Infinity
● Spell
● Tempo
● Extent
● Bit
● Continuance
● Juncture
● Instant
● Shift
● Interval
● Tour
● Allotment
● Life span
● Month
● Year
● Hour
● Chronology
● Lastingness
● Many a moon
Opposite/Antonyms of Week:
● Ending
Sentence/Example of Week:
They are no longer afraid to lie down as they may have been for a week.
The Bineses, with the exception of Psyche, were at breakfast a week later.
Then you could have stayed in the factory, and got your wages regularly every week.
"It will take me a week to get your clothes ready," said Mrs. Rushton.
Have faith in me for a week, mother, and see if I don't earn something in that time.
There is sufficient water to last the party about a week, but not more.
There must have been a hundred camped here about a week ago.
When absent for a week, I knew to a few minutes when we should meet again.
The week elapsed, and at the end of it, I had not presented myself at his residence.
This accounts for his ability to get through in one day more than most people do in a week.