synchronic
sɪnˈkrɒnɪk
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Definition of synchronic - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
linguisticsTECH.relating to language study at one point in historyTECH.
  • Synchronic linguistics examines modern English usage.
diachronic historical temporal
2.
simultaneousRareexisting or happening at the same timeRare
  • The synchronic events were recorded in both diaries.
coexistent concurrent simultaneous
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study of language at a specific time
Synchronic linguistics focuses on modern English usage.

Origin of synchronic

Greek, syn (together) + khronos (time)

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simultaneously
in a synchronic way at the same time

Examples of synchronic in a sentence

  • Synchronic studies focus on language at a specific time.
  • The synchronic movements of the dancers were mesmerizing.
  • Their synchronic laughter echoed through the hall.

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  1. French:synchronique, synchrone, ...
  2. German:synchronisch, gleichzeitig, ...
  3. Italian:sincronico, contemporaneo, ...
  4. Spanish:sincrónico, simultáneo, ...
  5. Portuguese:sincrónico, simultâneo, ...
  6. Chinese:共时的, 同时的, ...
  7. Japanese:共時的な, 同時発生の, ...
  8. Arabic:تَزامُنِيّ, مُتَزامِن, ...
  9. Hebrew:סִינְכְרוֹנִי, סִימֻלְטָנִי, ...
  10. Russian:синхронный, одновременный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:синхронний, одночасний, ...
  12. Hindi:समकालीन, समकालिक, ...

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