timeworthy

English

Etymology

From time +‎ -worthy.

Adjective

timeworthy (comparative more timeworthy, superlative most timeworthy)

1. Deserving of time or deserving of time required
   • 1997, M. Robbins, Writing Simulations, page 48:

     New features coming in may replace others not as timeworthy.

   • 2012, Godfrey Blunden, A Room on the Route:

     I had the impression, not uncommon to foreigners in Russia, that my entrance had interrupted a conversation of timeworthy importance, a secret meeting perhaps, a conclave.

   • 2014, Barrington J. Bayley, Barrington Bayley SF Gateway Omnibus:

     'Then we thank you. Please let us know if you need anything to make your ship timeworthy. I think we can expect you to be on your way in, let us say, ten hours?'

See also

• worthwhile