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1. noun A timely and inconspicuous exit or departure, done so as not to make a scene or attract attention to oneself. When the rally was interrupted by protesters, the senatorial candidate made a quick exit stage right to avoid undue media attention. Governor Peters, you can't just make an exit stage right—your constituents demand answers!
To have some degree of importance, truth, or value. You know, there might be something to all this "positive thinking" you keep going on about. The detective initially brushed off the pattern as nothing but coincidence, but after it started appearing at each and every crime scene, he began to think there was something to it. See also: something ...
to no end. Greatly; very much. I was pleased to no end when you wrote of making several new friends at the university. I'm an editor, so it irritates me to no end when people use "their" or "there" when they should be using "they're." See also: end, no, to.
interjection Said when something happens at exactly the right or ideal time. A: "Hey, Alice is looking for you." B: "Perfect timing—I was just coming to find her." Dinner's here? I just got out of the shower, so perfect timing.
a long time coming. Long expected or deserved. A: "I heard Tony was fired on Friday." B: "It seemed like a long time coming. I always thought he was pretty incompetent." Congratulations, Sarah! That promotion was a long time coming! Wow, their engagement's been a long time coming!
at one time. at a time. a home from home. at one point. (it's) time to push along. any time means no time. (it's) time to move along. an open invitation. (the/one's) time runs out.
set the stage for something. 1. Lit. to arrange a stage for an act or scene of a production. The stage crew set the stage for the first act. They set the stage for the second scene while the orchestra played. 2. Fig. to prepare something for some activity.
