Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. Greek mythology The personification of time.
Etymologies
- From Ancient Greek Χρόνος. (Wiktionary)
Examples
“The second, Chronos, is the time of the human, the time of the world.”
“Walker Gabriel erases his own existence in Chronos.”
““The center dial represents Kairos—real time, of pure numbers with no measurement,” Verne explained, “while the outer dial represents Chronos, which is ordinary wristwatch, alarm-clock time.””
“What is more, the Chronos is the only safe in the world to be constructed of military-grade ballistic armor.”
“Train Heartnet, also known as "Black Cat," was an infamous assassin for a secret organization called Chronos ... until he abandoned that cold-blooded existence to live on his own terms as an easygoing bounty hunter.”
“BLACK CAT (Rated 'T+' for Older Teens) Train Heartnet, also known as "Black Cat," was an infamous assassin for a secret organization called Chronos ... until he abandoned that cold-blooded existence to live on his own terms as an easygoing bounty hunter.”
“An ambient space documentary that I created, set to one of my favorite pieces of music: the 40 minute, 7 part "Chronos" by Michael Sterns.”
WN.com - Articles related to NASA wants to send you to the moon - Lyrically speaking
“The Phnicians tell us, "Ouranos had by Ge four sons: Ilus (El), who is called Chronos, and Betylus”
“Chronus called for him, but Chronos denied doing so!”
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gods (2 syllable)
A list of mythological gods that people have worshipped throughout history (includes primordial dieties).
They can be animate or inanimate (male or female). 2 syllables
Please C...Chaos, Chronos, Gaia, al-lat, Ishtar, Buddha, Shiva, Atlas, Tethys, Kronos, Hera, Ares and 29 more...
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