Copernican time principle
Copernican time principle proper noun: a principle which states that the current time has no special significance.
Proper noun
Copernican time principle
- A principle which states that the current time has no special significance.
Origin of Copernican time principle
An extension of the Copernican principle (“a principle which states that the location of humanity has no special significance”).
Questions about Copernican time principle
- What does Copernican time principle mean?
- Copernican time principle means a principle which states that the current time has no special significance.
- What part of speech is Copernican time principle?
- Copernican time principle is a proper noun.
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