Term
Latin: dies "day" (v).
ADJOURN |
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To formally bring an end
Recess |
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Greek: kronos "time"
ANACHRONISM |
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| Something that seems to be out of its proper time |
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Greek: kronos "time" (v).
CHRONICLE |
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To tell or write the history of
To document |
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Term
Latin: mora "delay" (v).
DEMUR |
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To express unwillingness to do something
To object or resist |
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Term
Latin: dies "day" (adj).
DIURNAL |
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| Happening/active during the day |
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Term
Latin: tempus, temporis "time" (adj).
EXTEMPORANEOUS |
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Improvised
Done without planning |
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Latin: mora "delay" (n).
MORATORIUM |
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| A formal delay or suspension |
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Term
Latin: dies "day" (n).
SOJOURN |
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Greek: kronos "time" (adj).
SYNCHRONOUS |
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| Happening at the same time |
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Latin: tempus, temporis "time" (adj).
TEMPORAL |
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Having to do with finite time or everyday life
(as opposed to the eternal or spiritual) |
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Latin: tempus, temporis "time" (v).
TEMPORIZE |
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To put off making a decision
To delay |
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