kairotic
kairotic adjective: related to, or characteristic of a kairos.
Adjective
kairotic (comparative more kairotic, superlative most kairotic)
- Related to, or characteristic of a kairos.
- They seem to have a kairotic sense of timing. Some people dismiss this as luck. But it's much more than that.2005, John Clemens, Scott Dalrymple, Time Mastery: How Temporal Intelligence Will Make You a Stronger, More Effective Leader, →ISBN, page 127
- The present captured in a cartoon is a kairotic present—a present that affects the life of a people, the destiny of a nation2005, C.S. Song, Theology from the Womb of Asia, →ISBN, page 38
Examples of kairotic in a sentence
- Regardless of the quantity of the duration, because a kairotic event cannot happen at just “any time,” it is also distinct from an abstract articulation of chance.2009, John Muckelbauer, The Future of Invention: Rhetoric, Postmodernism, and the Problem of Change, →ISBN, page 116:
- Kairotic moments may present themselves to vigilant rhetors, but in turn rhetors can craft a kairotic moment as well.2013, Zach Waggoner, My Avatar, My Self: Identity in Video Role-Playing Games, →ISBN, page 60:
Forms of kairotic
| comparative | more kairotic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most kairotic |
Origin of kairotic
From kairos + -otic.
Questions about kairotic
- What does kairotic mean?
- Kairotic means related to, or characteristic of a kairos.
- How do you use kairotic in a sentence?
- Regardless of the quantity of the duration, because a kairotic event cannot happen at just “any time,” it is also distinct from an abstract articulation of chance.
- What part of speech is kairotic?
- Kairotic is an adjective.
Words near kairotic in the dictionary
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