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Synonyms & Similar Words
instant
second
minute
hour
time
period
span
interval
juncture
occasion
instance
episode
event
happening
occurrence
incident
flash
twinkling
breath
beat
pulse
jiffy
split second
fleeting moment
brief moment
short time
space
while
duration
term
season
stage
point
juncture
milestone
landmark
occasion
circumstance
situation
instant
flash
glance
glimpse
peek
look
peek
glance
peek
spark
flicker
glimmer
shimmer
shine
period
era
age
epoch
eon
century
millennium
momentary
temporary
transient
ephemeral
transitory
fugacious
fugitive
brief
short
temporary
provisional
interim
passing
impermanent
short-lived
fleeting
momentous
crucial
critical
decisive
vital
important
significant
consequential
pivotal
climactic
climacteric
Meaning of Moment
According to the Oxford English Dictionary, "moment" refers to a very short period of time, a particular stage or point in a process or series of events, or a particular feeling or atmosphere.
Definitions
- Merriam-Webster defines "moment" as a minute portion or point of time, a particular point or stage in a process or development, or a state of being that is temporary or fleeting.
- Cambridge Dictionary defines "moment" as a very short period of time, a particular point or stage in a process or series of events, or a feeling or atmosphere that exists at a particular time.
Example Uses
- The company's financial struggles came to a moment of crisis when the investors pulled out.
- The fireworks exploded in the sky, creating a moment of magic for the children.
- She waited for a moment before answering the question, wanting to give a thoughtful response.
- The team's victory was a moment of triumph for the fans, who had been waiting for years.
- The beautiful sunset created a moment of peace, calming the minds of all who saw it.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
eternity
forever
always
never
perpetuity
permanence
duration
endurance
longevity
continuity
steadiness
stability
constancy
consistency
perpetuation
extension
prolongation
protraction
delay
slowdown
halt
standstill
cessation
termination
discontinuation
interruption
pause
break
gap
lapse
interval
space
vacuum
emptiness
blank
void
silence
stillness
quiet
calm
inactivity
dormancy
stagnation
inertia