Chronos in Irish
Chronos in Irish is Cronas — Chronos means a measured, objective beat or rhythm of time, as distinct from subjective experience of it.
Chronos in Irish
Cronas
(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 Irish?
"Chronos" in Irish is Cronas. Chronos means: A measured, objective beat or rhythm of time, as distinct from subjective experience of it.
How do you use "Chronos" in a sentence?
Example: "The philosophy course contrasted chronos, clock time, with kairos, the right or opportune moment." In Irish, "Chronos" is Cronas.
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