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Over anytime vs In anytime

Both phrases are incorrect in standard English. The correct phrase to use is 'at any time.' 'Over anytime' and 'in anytime' are not commonly used and do not make sense in English.

Last updated: March 31, 2024

Over anytime

This phrase is not correct in English.

This phrase is not a standard or commonly used expression in English. It does not convey a clear meaning.
  • Don't do anything foolish, and if you need advice, come over anytime.
  • Come on over anytime you want.
  • I'm not winning her over anytime soon.
  • You could've taken over anytime, But you let me run with it.
  • Well, I don't have a husband anymore, so you can come over anytime.
  • Come over anytime you want.
  • Those commies will take over anytime
  • I'm not winning her over anytime soon.
  • I'm not winning her over anytime soon.
  • Kelsey, you're welcome over here anytime.
  • And so, in a sense, our luck is holding out, but you know, another wild bird could fly over at anytime.
  • Think just cost' they got a badge and a uniform, they can lord over us civilians anytime the mood strikes them.
  • I'd take dead bodies over a screaming baby anytime.
  • You're welcome over here for dinner anytime.
  • I'd take a rotten tomato over a left hook anytime.
  • I'd take a rotten tomato over a left hook anytime.
  • Okay, could you please just have him call me anytime over the weekend?
  • Take a Fender bender over a deep fryer burn anytime.
  • Anytime I'm feeling tempted by alcohol, she comes over and makes me feel better.
  • He's free to go anytime he wishes. I hold no special power over him.

In anytime

This phrase is not correct in English.

This phrase is not a standard or commonly used expression in English. It does not convey a clear meaning.
  • They can come in anytime they want.
  • The medicine will be kicking in anytime now.
  • Any plans on moving in anytime soon?
  • I'm ready for that smell weakness to kick in anytime, Reid.
  • Anybody can just bounce in anytime they want?
  • I said drop in anytime, but I don't mean...
  • Mrs. S., you can tuck me in anytime.
  • LUCY: People should be dropping in anytime now.
  • This dude comes swooping on in anytime there's a photo op.
  • Mal, I said drop in anytime, but I didn't mean...
  • When I said drop in anytime, this isn't quite what I pictured.
  • So are you planning on letting me in anytime soon on what your plan is from here?
  • FEEL FREE TO DROP IN ANYTIME, SERGEANT.
  • You coming in anytime soon?
  • You can join in anytime.
  • Just... Chime in anytime.
  • I can get us in anytime.
  • You can jump in anytime.
  • Drop in anytime, Byam.
  • You can weigh in anytime.

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