chronal
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- adjective
- /ˈkrōnəl/
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temporal
- The scientist studied the chronal patterns of the stars to understand their movements through time.
Examples
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Many theories in physics rely on chronal concepts to explain the nature of time and its relation to space.
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Just to review, you broke the chronal barrier... went back in time, prevented your mother's murder... and completely changed the Time stream.
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But let's try to keep the chronal displacement shock at a minimum, all right?
Fiction book (2001) -
Everyone forgets about chronal inertia.
Blog text (21) -
New Release: Chronal Engine
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I'll suffer from chronal displacement, just like Dr. Lash is afraid of.
Fiction book (2001) -
When chronal displacement occurs there's a shockwave through time measurable before the event.
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In their research, they discovered a chronal phenomenon that explained how time can bend under certain conditions.
Synonyms
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7.0
About time or not lasting forever
Surface Forms
Morphology
chronal = chron + al
The word is transparently formed from the time-related bound root 'chron' and the adjective suffix '-al'.
Etymology
The word chronal comes from the Greek root chronos, which means 'time'. You can see the same root in chronicle and synchronize, so chronal means 'relating to time'.