arrival
Happening before the expected or usual time.
Happening after the expected or usual time.
Arriving without harm or injury.
A person or thing that has recently arrived in a place, including a newborn baby.
An arrival that is anticipated.
The person or thing that arrives before all others.
Happening at a favorable or useful time.
The planned or scheduled time of arrival.
Happening exactly at the scheduled time.
Someone who has arrived not long ago.
The most recent person or thing to arrive.
Arriving when not expected.
Arriving quickly and without warning.
An arrival that is about to happen very soon.
An arrival that is about to happen, often something threatening or significant.
The specific time at which an arrival is expected to happen.
The specific date on which an arrival is expected to happen.
The specific time that an arrival occurs or is scheduled. Often abbreviated as ETA (Estimated Time of Arrival).
A list or board showing the times of incoming and outgoing transport, like trains or planes.
Arriving at the place where an event is happening.
Indicates that something changed or started when someone or something arrived.
Used for specific points or locations, like 'arrival at the airport'.
Used for larger areas like cities or countries, like 'arrival in Dallas'.
At the moment when someone arrives.
A more formal way of saying 'on arrival'.
To think or believe that someone or something will arrive.
To be present at a place when someone arrives in order to welcome them.
To greet the arrival of something with pleasure.
To greet a new person with pleasure.
To wait for someone or something to arrive.
To welcome or receive someone upon their arrival.
To expect an arrival and prepare for it.
To show happiness for the arrival of something.
To arrive, often in a notable or dramatic way.
To make an arrival happen at a later time than originally planned.
To state formally that someone or something has arrived.
To be a sign of an impending arrival.
To signify or represent the beginning or arrival of something.
To be a sign that something is about to happen or arrive.
To make an arrival happen sooner or more quickly.