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in good time

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(all) in good time
within a reasonable period of time. Max didn't worry about getting an answer today or tomorrow, because he knew it would come in good time.
Usage notes: often said to someone who is not being patient: They said the package will come all in good time and there's no way to hurry it up.
See also: good, time


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You have come in good time to fight our enemy and bring peace to all the animals of the forest once more.
Playmore, warning him, in good time, that I meant to make a last effort to penetrate the mystery at Gleninch.
If we travel post all night, we shall reach there in good time to-morrow morning.
 
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