chaos in Greek
chaos in Greek is χάος — chaos means complete disorder and confusion.
chaos in Greek
χάος
Pronounced: chaos
What does "chaos" mean?
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noun Complete disorder and confusion.
"The office descended into chaos when the fire alarm went off."
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noun In mathematics and science, unpredictable behaviour in a system where tiny differences at the start lead to wildly different outcomes later.
"Chaos theory explains why weather forecasts become unreliable more than a week ahead."
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chaos in a sentence
- The office descended into chaos when the fire alarm went off.
- There was chaos at the airport after all flights were cancelled.
- Chaos theory explains why weather forecasts become unreliable more than a week ahead.
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What is "chaos" in Greek?
"chaos" in Greek is χάος. chaos means: Complete disorder and confusion.
How do you pronounce χάος?
"chaos" in Greek is χάος, pronounced "chaos".
How do you use "chaos" in a sentence?
Example: "The office descended into chaos when the fire alarm went off." In Greek, "chaos" is χάος.
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