The problem with `timeoutMs` or `timeoutSecs` is that if you have a policy that you shouldn't contract words (possibly founded on a first principle that you value clarity in your coding standards), then you're going to spend time justifying why a pull request gets rejected when someone names a type `SearchCntrlr` or `SubmtBtn`. Before you know it, you'll have spent hours just debating and getting no work done, whereas you wouldn't have the problem if you just spelled out `timeoutInMilliseconds` or `timeoutInSeconds` fully.

I mean, what value do the shortenings `ms` and `secs` provide, anyway? Saving keystrokes? You could still type our `timeoutms` and the IDE's autocomplete would suggest it for you, right?