Synonyms for wartime
ˈwɔrˌtaɪmwartime

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1. wartimenoun

   Antonyms:
   peacetime

2. wartimenoun

   Antonyms:
   peacetime

Princeton's WordNet

1. wartimenoun

   a period of time during which there is armed conflict

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1. List of paraphrases for "wartime":

   war, war-time

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1. Stanislaw Koziej:

   It is a whole series of exercises, aimed at testing ... all of the state's elements - the government, ministers, regional governors, local councils, boroughs - in a time of crisis and war, these elements - including a candidate for wartime commander-in-chief, who should be appointed soon - need to be trained.

2. Carole Johnson:

   We are on a wartime footing here. We are leaning in to making sure we are taking the steps that we can to ensure the health and safety of Americans and we will continue to do so, delta's not waiting and so we're not waiting.

3. Jonathan Schroden:

   Bagram formed a foundation for the wartime experience of a large fraction of U.S. military members and contractors who served in Afghanistan, the departure of the last U.S. troops from there will likely serve as the final turn of the page for many of these folks with respect to their time in that country.

4. Patrick Shanahan.However:

   The almost exclusive mission of these missiles is to engage Russia, or Russia and China simultaneously, in large-scale nuclear conflict, such wartime scenarios have become unthinkable. Waging war against both countries simultaneously is a contingency so improbable that Patrick Shanahan.However planners can safely ignore it.

5. John Schilling:

   However, it will probably require another year or two of development before this missile can reliably and accurately hit high-value continental U.S. targets, particularly if fired under wartime conditions.