- isochronus
- isochrona, isochronum ADJisochronous
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isochronous — isochronously, adv. /uy sok reuh neuhs/, adj. isochronal. [1700 10; < NL isochronus. See ISOCHRONAL, OUS] * * * … Universalium
isochronous — (adj.) 1706, with suffix OUS (Cf. ous), from Mod.L. isochronus, from Gk. isokhronos equal in time, from iso equal + khronos time. Earlier in same sense was isochronal (1670s) … Etymology dictionary
isochronous — [ʌɪ sɒkrənəs] adjective 1》 occurring at the same time. 2》 occupying equal time. Derivatives isochronously adverb Origin C18: from mod. L. isochronus (from Gk isokhronos, from isos equal + khronos time ) + ous … English new terms dictionary
isochronal — [ī säk′rə nəl] adj. [< ModL isochronus < Gr isochronos < isos, equal + chronos, time + AL] 1. equal in length of time 2. occurring at equal intervals of time: Also isochronous isochronally adv. isochronism n … English World dictionary
i|soch´ro|nal|ly — i|soch|ro|nal «y SOK ruh nuhl», adjective. 1. equal or uniform in time. 2. performed or happening in equal periods of time. 3. characterized by motions or vibrations of equal duration. ╂[< New Latin isochronus (< Greek isóchronos < ísos… … Useful english dictionary
i|soch|ro|nal — «y SOK ruh nuhl», adjective. 1. equal or uniform in time. 2. performed or happening in equal periods of time. 3. characterized by motions or vibrations of equal duration. ╂[< New Latin isochronus (< Greek isóchronos < ísos equal +… … Useful english dictionary
