temporal in Greek
temporal in Greek is χρονικός — temporal means relating to time, as opposed to space or eternity.
temporal in Greek
χρονικός
Pronounced: chronikos
Of or relating to the sequence of time or to a particular time.
What does "temporal" mean?
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adj Relating to time, as opposed to space or eternity.
"The novel jumps around with a confusing temporal structure."
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adj Relating to worldly, everyday matters rather than spiritual or religious ones.
"The bishop dealt with temporal affairs like property, leaving spiritual matters to others."
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adj Relating to the temples of the skull, the area beside the eyes.
"The scan showed activity in the temporal lobe of the brain."
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temporal in a sentence
- The novel jumps around with a confusing temporal structure.
- Grammar uses temporal markers like "yesterday" and "next week" to show when something happens.
- The bishop dealt with temporal affairs like property, leaving spiritual matters to others.
- The scan showed activity in the temporal lobe of the brain.
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What is "temporal" in Greek?
"temporal" in Greek is χρονικός. temporal means: Relating to time, as opposed to space or eternity.
How do you pronounce χρονικός?
"temporal" in Greek is χρονικός, pronounced "chronikos".
How do you use "temporal" in a sentence?
Example: "The novel jumps around with a confusing temporal structure." In Greek, "temporal" is χρονικός.
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