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Meanings of psychological moment in English
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Usage of psychological moment in English
1
That will be the psychological moment in which to bring them together.
2
The psychological moment came, and the President took full advantage of it.
3
His unexpected visitors had dropped from the sky at the psychological moment.
4
The psychological moment had come in the history of Assembly Bill 14.
5
Something seemed to warn him of the approach of a psychological moment.
6
The astute old man had withheld his proposal until the psychological moment.
7
But Charley Steele had preserved his great stroke for the psychological moment.
8
Each situation created either by folly or wisdom has its psychological moment.
9
The great psychological moment of Sydney Lord's life for knight-errantry had arrived.
10
Fortunately, Dennis assembled himself, so to speak, and realized his psychological moment.
11
Pearl was shrewd enough to know that the psychological moment had come.
12
The psychological moment for the charge can not be determined far in advance.
13
It was an important psychological moment. A spokesman for Sechin declined to comment.
14
Perhaps it merely happened upon the psychological moment for a response.
15
This woman was approached at the psychological moment and was influenced to buy.
16
This incarnation of a school turned up that afternoon at the psychological moment.
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Psychological moment through the time
Psychological moment across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common