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Ahead of his time or Ahead of his times

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Reply Fri 8 Dec, 2017 11:21 pm
Is it always "(be) ahead of his time" or is "(be) ahead of his times" also possible in some cases?

Fori instance, should I say, "(He was) a leader ahead of his time" or ""(He was) a leader ahead of his times"?

Thank you.
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Reply Sat 9 Dec, 2017 03:23 am
Teal Lime, you got good answers in another place. Ahead of his time; behind the times.


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