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isochronic

isochronic

9.6
Happening after the same amount of time each time
  • adjective
  • /ˌaɪsəˈkrɒnɪk/
  • Specialized
translation icon : isocrónico
  • Um, I'm gonna switch on some isochronic tones, and they just help our energy to join the vibrations of the spirit realm.

Examples

  • The sound therapist used isochronic tones to help her clients relax during meditation.

  • The researcher found that listening to isochronic beats improved concentration while studying.

  • For his experiment, he played isochronic tones at equal intervals to observe their effects on brain waves.

Synonyms

timed
vsisochronic
1 3.9

Happening at regular, set times

is about exact equality of intervals rather than planned timing
isochronous
vsisochronic
  • Specialized
9.9

Happening at equal time intervals

is the same meaning but an alternative form
isochronal
vsisochronic
  • Specialized
9.9

Happens at equal time intervals

is the same meaning but an alternative variant

How Regular

isochronic
  • Specialized
9.6
periodic
47 3.9
regular
870 1.0
irregular
27 3.5

Surface Forms

isochronic positive

Morphology

isochronic = isochron (semi-transparent) = iso + chron + ic

Formed from the combining elements iso- (equal) + chron- (time) plus -ic; the technical morphemes make the relation somewhat predictable but not fully transparent to average learners.

Etymology

Isochronic comes from Greek parts iso- ('equal') and -chron from chronos ('time'), the same 'chron' you see in chronological. So isochronic describes events or beats that come at equal times or last the same length of time.