Examples of 'indian time' in a sentence
Meaning of "indian time"
indian time - The term 'Indian time' is often used informally to describe a cultural perception or stereotype of Native American or indigenous peoples as being tardy or having a relaxed attitude towards punctuality. It is considered derogatory and perpetuates negative stereotypes
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- Alternative letter-case form of Indian time
- A notional system of time which others sometimes derogatorily ascribe to Indians (Native Americans), and which they sometimes jocularly ascribe to themselves, to account for their supposed tendency to be leisurely, not rigorous about scheduling, and often tardy.
- Any of the time zones of South Asia.
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Indian time can be slow or fast.
He says you need to go on Indian time.
Indian time tonight.
But yet we do things on Indian time.
Indian Time cycles are one tool.
Oh dear for your first experience of Indian time.
It is that place from which Indian time scale of geology starts.
Bhutan time is half hour ahead of Indian time.
Indian Time may mean early.
Looks like they also have Indian time.
Paris time, Indian time.
No way . He says you need to go on Indian time.
Now they are on Indian time.
The party was supposed to start at 6pm, indian time.
Screening of the video Indian Time.
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The official time is 15 minutes ahead of Indian time.
She's not big on Indian time.
Truly, this was meant to be, this was Indian Time.
Again, there is balance, Indian Time.
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