until
- up to the time of; till (a specified time or occurrence): until payday
- before (a specified time or occurrence): used with a negative: not until tomorrow
- Scot. to or toward
conjunction
- up to the time when or that: until you leave
- to the point, degree, or place that: heat the water until it boils
- before: used with a negative: not until he tells you
See until in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(ŭn-tĭlˈ)
preposition- Up to the time of: We danced until dawn.
- Before (a specified time): She can't leave until Friday.
- Scots Unto; to.
conjunction- Up to the time that: We walked until it got dark.
- Before: You cannot leave until your work is finished.
- To the point or extent that: I talked until I was hoarse. See Usage Note at till2.
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