Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
all-in-good-time
idiomatic expression
/ɔːl ɪn ɡʊd taɪm/
Definition
This phrase refers to the idea of waiting for the right moment or the appropriate time to do something.
Examples
- Don’t rush your decision; just remember, all-in-good-time you’ll find what you need.
- She often says that all-in-good-time, we will see the results of our hard work.
- He believes that all-in-good-time, everything will fall into place.
Meaning
It conveys a sense of patience, suggesting that something will happen eventually, but not necessarily immediately.
Synonyms
- in due time
- eventually
- when the time is right
