nick-of-time

English

Etymology

From in the nick of time.

Adjective

nick-of-time (not comparable)

  1. Just-in-time.
    Synonyms: see Thesaurus:just in time
    • 2022 November 1, Bret Stephens, “Putin Is Starting to Do What Won Him a War 7 Years Ago”, in The New York Times‎, →ISSN:
      So far, we’ve had a policy of nick-of-time delivery of critical weaponry, such as the Javelin and Stinger missiles that saved Kyiv at the beginning of the war and HIMARS, the rocket systems that turned the tide of war over the summer.
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