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non-Archimedean time

non-Archimedean time noun: a theory of time that posits that there exist instants infinitely in the future or infinitely in the past.

Noun

non-Archimedean time (countable and uncountable, plural non-Archimedean times)

  1. A theory of time that posits that there exist instants infinitely in the future or infinitely in the past.

Forms of non-Archimedean time

pluralnon-Archimedean times

Questions about non-Archimedean time

What does non-Archimedean time mean?
Non-Archimedean time means a theory of time that posits that there exist instants infinitely in the future or infinitely in the past.
What part of speech is non-Archimedean time?
Non-Archimedean time is a noun.
What is the plural of non-Archimedean time?
The plural of non-Archimedean time is non-Archimedean times.

Words near non-Archimedean time in the dictionary

  1. non-aqueous
  2. non-Arab
  3. non-arable
  4. non-Arabs
  5. non-Archimedean
  6. non-Archimedean time
  7. non-Archimedean times
  8. non-argument
  9. non-Aristotelian
  10. non-aromatic
  11. non-arrival

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