time-poor
adjective
lacking spare time or leisure time
under pressure to complete activities quickly
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Words nearby time-poor
timeout, time out of mind, timepass, timepiece, timepleaser, time-poor, timer, time-release, time reversal, times, timesaving
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Example sentences from the Web for time-poor
We kept shooting because we were time-poor and had to get that stuff.
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