no time

Can't stop now

No time is an idiomatic phrase meaning a very short period or almost instantly.

If something takes no time, it happens quickly or requires minimal effort: Dinner will be ready in no time.

The phrase often appears with at all for emphasis: It took no time at all to fix.

To have no time for something or someone means to be unwilling to tolerate or engage with them: She has no time for excuses.

urgency

rushed

Done with excessive speed

crunch · last-minute · against the clock · race · scramble · hustle · dash · sprint · expedite · imminent

scarcity

shortage

Deficient supply of necessities

scarce · rationed · constrained · finite · running out · window closing · ticking clock · squeeze · crammed · tight

busy

swamped

Overwhelmed beyond capacity

slammed · stretched thin · overcommitted · juggling · multitasking · on-the-go · nonstop · unavailable · occupied · preoccupied

dismissal

later

At a subsequent time

rain check · brush-off · put off · delay · reschedule · another day · back burner · shelve · table · hold off

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Opposites
temporal availability

no timefree time

Unscheduled personal hours

leisure time · spare time · downtime · idle time · breathing room

urgency/immediacy

no timeno rush

No urgency here

no hurry · take your time · all the time · at your leisure · whenever

duration/quantity

no timeeternity

Boundless temporal existence

forever · all the time · ages · infinite time · eons

Family

time, no, times, timely, timed, timing, untimely, overtime, noes

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G