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Discover Ludwig"hours of wait" is correct and usable in written English.
It might be used to refer to the amount of time someone has been waiting for something, as in: The patient had already been through hours of wait before finally being seen by a doctor.
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During those long hours of wait though, one activity seemed to brighten everyone's day: football.
Their families can visit without enduring hours of wait time, invasive searches, and grim, institutional visiting rooms.
We totally and completely get that this beautiful pastry is worth the hours of wait because it takes ages to make.
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The after-hours clinic had probably spared us two hours of waiting and a $100 co-payment at the emergency room.
We had hours and hours of waiting at the airport.
Two hours of waiting — and not a trace.
But after hours of waiting, the sun came out.
Those hours of waiting by the phone and the sleepless night had undone me.
He faced long post-school hours of waiting for a meal.
A round trip with three hours of waiting time and tip should be around $250.
The delays add up to more than 176 hours of waiting for unfortunate passengers.
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