Pronunciation: /ˈɛniˌtaɪm/
noun a point in time or a period of time
A1 I can call you anytime.
A2 Do you have anytime available for a meeting tomorrow?
B1 I don't have anytime to spare for that project.
B2 Let me know if you have anytime to discuss the details further.
C1 I have blocked off anytime in my schedule for your presentation.
C2 I value my free time and try to make the most of it anytime I can.
adverb at any point or on any occasion
A1 You can call me anytime.
A2 I can meet you anytime after 3 pm.
B1 Feel free to contact me anytime for assistance.
B2 I am available anytime for a quick chat.
C1 I can work on this project anytime, just let me know the deadline.
C2 I am willing to travel anytime for business meetings.
formal Please feel free to contact me anytime if you have any further questions.
informal You can hit me up anytime if you want to hang out.
slang I'm down to chill anytime, just let me know.
figurative His love for her was like an open door, ready to welcome her anytime.
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