Hours

Hours

Gr. Myth. the goddesses of the seasons, justice, order, etc.

Origin of Hours

Classical Latin Horae, plural of hora; Classical Greek H?rai, plural of h?ra: see hour

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Noun

plural form of hour

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That's over forty-eight hours ago.
You and I spent hours together, for years and years.
Betsy spent hours on the computer, searching for results from our second tip but nothing was reported.
It's after hours but you can leave word.
After a few hours of limited rest, they were back in the saddle again.

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