diachronic in Greek
diachronic in Greek is διαχρονικός — diachronic means happening over time or changing with time.
diachronic in Greek
διαχρονικός
Pronounced: diachronikos
Occurring over or changing with time.
What does "diachronic" mean?
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adjective Happening over time or changing with time.
"The study traces a diachronic shift in how the town was governed."
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adjective Concerned with how something changes over time.
"She takes a diachronic approach to the history of the language."
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diachronic in a sentence
- The study traces a diachronic shift in how the town was governed.
- They noticed a diachronic pattern in the survey results.
- She takes a diachronic approach to the history of the language.
- The book offers a diachronic view of the city's architecture.
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What is "diachronic" in Greek?
"diachronic" in Greek is διαχρονικός. diachronic means: Happening over time or changing with time.
How do you pronounce διαχρονικός?
"diachronic" in Greek is διαχρονικός, pronounced "diachronikos".
How do you use "diachronic" in a sentence?
Example: "The study traces a diachronic shift in how the town was governed." In Greek, "diachronic" is διαχρονικός.
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