timespan

[ tahym-span ]

noun

1. a span spin of time; times; time frame.

Word History and Origins

Origin of timespan¹

First recorded in 1930–35; time + span ¹

Example Sentences

Mané’s shot maps look remarkably similar over that same timespan as well.

From FiveThirtyEight

Two missions passing by the same object in such a short timespan is a rare event, and provides an opportunity to study the planetary environment in new ways, according to a news release from Imperial College London.

From Popular-Science

Over most of that vast timespan, Earth’s appearance altered slowly and gradually.

From Nautilus

If we spread out the timespan to include the first six months of 2020, we generated impressions for 27,864 keywords.

From Search Engine Land

Could you give me an estimate on the timespan on those three shots?

From Project Gutenberg

Was there any timespan which you could discern between the first and second shots and what you have described as the flurry?

From Project Gutenberg

What is your best estimate of the total timespan between the first and third shots which you have already described?

From Project Gutenberg