Chronos in Greek
Chronos in Greek is Χρόνος — Chronos means a measured, objective beat or rhythm of time, as distinct from subjective experience of it.
Chronos in Greek
Χρόνος
Pronounced: Chronos
(Greek god) The personification of time.
What does "Chronos" mean?
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noun A measured, objective beat or rhythm of time, as distinct from subjective experience of it.
"The philosophy course contrasted chronos, clock time, with kairos, the right or opportune moment."
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Chronos in a sentence
- The philosophy course contrasted chronos, clock time, with kairos, the right or opportune moment.
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What is "Chronos" in Greek?
"Chronos" in Greek is Χρόνος. Chronos means: A measured, objective beat or rhythm of time, as distinct from subjective experience of it.
How do you pronounce Χρόνος?
"Chronos" in Greek is Χρόνος, pronounced "Chronos".
How do you use "Chronos" in a sentence?
Example: "The philosophy course contrasted chronos, clock time, with kairos, the right or opportune moment." In Greek, "Chronos" is Χρόνος.
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