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chrononyms

chrononyms is the plural of chrononym.

Meaning of chrononym

Noun

chrononym (plural chrononyms)

  1. A term for a specific period of time, such as "summer" or "week."
    • requires that the simple stative make use of the reader's implicit knowledge and sense of periodization, here the chrononym of "loss of status" because Nixon had to vacate the world's most desirable position of political power1986, Cohen, Sande, Historical culture : on the recoding of an academic discipline

Questions about chrononyms

What is chrononyms the plural of?
Chrononyms is the plural of chrononym.

Words near chrononyms in the dictionary

  1. chrononormativities
  2. chrononormativity
  3. chronons
  4. chrononutrition
  5. chrononym
  6. chrononyms
  7. chronopathic
  8. chronopathically
  9. chronopathogenesis
  10. chronopathy
  11. chronophage

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