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quality time
noun
- time devoted exclusively to nurturing a cherished person or activity.
Word History and Origins
Origin of quality time1
Example Sentences
The temperature may be dipping, but that doesn’t mean you have to give up spending quality time on your porch or patio.
Still, I’m glad I spent that quality time with Sebastian, who passed away a few months after my medical comedy of errors.
He was not only a fan favorite who inspired thousands, but also a loyal friend and father who took pride in spending quality time with his son Rick while running from Hopkinton to Boston.
When asked what they would change post-lockdown, 32% of respondents said they want to spend more quality time with family, followed by 25% citing more flexible working and 19% remote working.
Not only are they a great way to stay entertained, they can also be an excellent group activity, whether you’re playing “locally” on the couch with your immediate family, or online with friends to spend quality time together while social distancing.
According to others, he wanted some quality time with Jitka to celebrate her birthday.
He was a witness to history with Jackie Robinson, eating with him, playing cards with him and enjoying some quality time together.
Even more important, I got in my thimbleful of quality time with the man himself.
(4) She's Super Close With Her Daughters: Davis likes to spend quality time with her two daughters: Amber, 31, and Dru, 24.
Turns out he was in Argentina spending quality time with his mistress, who lived there.
In theory, this was a warm ritual that ensured that they had quality time together every day, no matter what.
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