ONCE vs WHEN: NOUN
- An obsolete form of ounce.
- A single occurrence; one time.
- The ounce.
- The time.
- The time or date.
ONCE vs WHEN: ADJECTIVE
- Having been formerly; former.
- N/A
ONCE vs WHEN: ADVERB
- For one time; by limitation to the number one; not twice nor any number of times more than one.
- At some one period of time; -- used indefinitely.
- At any one time; -- often nearly equivalent to ever, if ever, or whenever.
- At one and the same time; simultaneously; in one body.
- Once and once more; repeatedly.
- One and only one time.
- Multiplied by one: indicating that a number is multiplied by one
- By one degree of relationship.
- At any time; ever.
- At one time in the past; formerly.
- One time only.
- As soon as
- At a previous time
- On one occasion
- Formerly; during some period in the past.
- As soon as
- At what time.
- Used to introduce indirect questions about time.
- Used to introduce questions about time.
- At the time that; when.
- Which time; then; -- used elliptically as a noun.
- While; whereas; although; -- used in the manner of a conjunction to introduce a dependent adverbial sentence or clause, having a causal, conditional, or adversative relation to the principal proposition.
- At what time; at, during, or after the time that; at or just after, the moment that; -- used relatively.
- At what time; -- used interrogatively.
ONCE vs WHEN: INTERJECTION
- N/A
- That's enough, a command to stop adding something, especially an ingredient of food or drink.
ONCE vs WHEN: PRONOUN
- N/A
- What or which time.
- At or during the time that.
- What time; which time
ONCE vs WHEN: CONJUNCTION
- As soon as; if ever; when.
- As soon as; when; after.
- At a time in the past,
- At such time as.
- At the time that.
- Whenever.
- During the time at which; while.
- Whereas; although.
- Considering that; if.
ONCE vs WHEN: OTHER WORD TYPES
- When at any time; whenever; as soon as.
- Immediately; forthwith; without delay.
- Once for all.
- Without delay; immediately: often merely expletive: as, John, come here once.
- At some future time; some time or other.
- One and the same time: usually with at: as, they all cried out at once. See phrases below.
- One time.
- At any time; in any contingency; on any occasion; under any circumstances; ever.
- (idiom) (once more/again) As usual; in typical fashion.
- (idiom) (once more/again) Another time; again.
- (idiom) (at once) Immediately; instantly.
- (idiom) (at once) All at one time; simultaneously.
- At what time? at which time?
- At the or any time that; at or just after the moment that; as soon as.
- At which time.
- At the same time that; whereas; while on the contrary: used adversatively, to denote contrast or incompatibility.
- When is often used as a quasi-pronoun, meaning ‘which time,’ introducing a dependent clause after since, till, or similar connective denoting time.
ONCE vs WHEN: RELATED WORDS
- Finally, Then, Never, Again, In one case, At one time, One time, Quondam, Former, Formerly, Erstwhile, Onetime, Sometime, Past, When
- N/A
ONCE vs WHEN: DESCRIBE WORDS
- Eventually, Twice, Then, Never, Again, At one time, One time, Quondam, Former, Formerly, Erstwhile, Onetime, Sometime, Past, When
- N/A
ONCE vs WHEN: SENTENCE EXAMPLES
- In grief, the two are connected once more.
- Also, if the outcome is the same whether a transaction is performed once or more than once, thenrecovery from catastrophic failure can be simplified.
- Once you reacquire your Philippine citizenship, you will once again enjoy full civil, economic and political rights under existing Philippine laws.
- It seems crazy that you have to pay twice: once for your primary application and once again for your secondary applications.
- Since birth and heaven and earth, all three do meet In thee at once, which thou at once wouldst lose?
- We do NOT want to validate more than once, or submit more than once.
- Once a move is made, staff maintain contact with the client once a month for three months, and then annually thereafter.
- This means that any employer processes involved must be run more than once a year and potentially once for each specific employee due date.
- Once the constitution is amended once, such a coalition is identified and subsequent amendments are easier to promulgate.
- She says he kissed her once in his bedroom and once by the pool at a local country club.
- When love blossoms between Kena and Ziki, the two girls agonize when they must choose between happiness and safety.
- We use Singleton pattern for this and instantiate the logger when the first request hits or when the server is started.
- This can be done when the auditors meet Global Fund requirements and when the Principal Recipient is willing to share its audit report.
- They can be used when a block only needs aligned with other blocks on that same level of indentation, or when alignment is trivial.
- Having a record of what was texted, when and by whom can be essential when it comes to solving customer service disputes.
- When to Promote, and When to Avoid, a Population Perspective.
- When considering whether or not you need a new air conditioner, think about when your current one was installed.
- Matters get particularly complex when there are children involved or when dealing with a combative spouse.
- Therefore they need support and training when developing bid document specifications or when evaluating proposals.
- Reminds me of the days when Ebay when they started competing with Amazon.
ONCE vs WHEN: QUESTIONS
- Is Manish Tewari criticising the Congress once again?
- Can I stratify by multiple characteristics at once?
- What happens once I have submitted my questionnaire?
- Can I purchase multiple Marriott giftcards at once?
- What countries were once British colonies in Africa?
- Is Michelle Yeoh everything everywhere all at once?
- Were mitochondria and chloroplasts once primitive bacteria?
- What is an example of once fool me once shame on You?
- How many times Have you spotted the once once named Crossword Puzzle?
- What is the meaning of for once once then something?
- When is Providence basketball game against Georgetown?
- When was generalized anxiety disorder first diagnosed?
- Is novnovocaine safe when pregnant or breastfeeding?
- When did Dream Theater release when Dream and day unite?
- What does it mean when your boyfriend gets upset when you're upset?
- When will the MBID tool Notify me when an award is made?
- What happens when you enter an elevator when it is stationary?
- When on doing so replaced by when/after it did this?
- When does a contract start when you become an employee?
- What should you do when your car stalls when driving?