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"In time" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means "eventually" or "at some point in the future." Example: In time, you will learn to love yourself and be proud of who you are.
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In time
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At or before the time assigned.
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In time, I improved.
In time, we will.
In time, he relented.
"In time, a trust develops.
In time, Rojas's sensibility changed.
In time for the holidays?
In time, these excursions stopped.
In time, myth overcame reality.
In time, they started families.
In time we'll see.
In time we married.
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