onetime

[wʌn taɪm]

onetime Definition

• 1. former; erstwhile
• 2. happening or done only once; one-off

Using onetime: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "onetime" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  He was a onetime supporter of the party.

• Example

  The onetime event was a huge success.

• Example

  She made a onetime offer to buy the car.

• Example

  The onetime champion lost in the first round.

onetime Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for onetime

• former
• erstwhile
• past
• singular
• one-off
• unique

Antonyms for onetime

• current
• present
• ongoing
• recurring

Phrases with onetime

• onetime thing

  something that happens only once

  Example

  The concert was a onetime thing, and it was amazing.

• onetime payment

  a payment made only once, not regularly

  Example

  I made a onetime payment for the annual subscription.

• onetime pad

  a sheet of paper with random characters used for encryption

  Example

  The spy used an onetime pad to send coded messages.

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Summary: onetime in Brief

'Onetime' [wʌn taɪm] means former or erstwhile, and refers to something that happened or was done only once. It can be used to describe people, events, or things, such as 'He was a onetime supporter of the party' or 'The onetime event was a huge success.' 'Onetime' also extends into phrases like 'onetime thing,' denoting something that happens only once, and 'onetime payment,' referring to a payment made only once.