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chrono
1[ kron-oh ]
chrono-
2- a combining form meaning “time,” used in the formation of compound words:
chronometer.
chrono-
combining_form
- indicating time
chronology
chronometer
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Word History and Origins
Origin of chrono2
< Greek, combining form of chrónos
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Word History and Origins
Origin of chrono1
from Greek khronos time
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Example Sentences
The Chrono Decoder counts down from 60 minutes and creates a real escape room atmosphere.
From Popular-Science
Looking at his wrist chrono he said to the four Ophiuchans who came down the ramp: "You made fine time."
From Project Gutenberg
I come back and see by my chrono that the blood-seal should be set; I get my hands under the computer.
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Crag looked at the chrono, then swung his eyes to the instruments.
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He glanced at the master chrono, 0610, and followed him into the electronics corner.
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I look at my chrono and see that in five minutes the hopper will come.
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