Chron
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Chron.

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chron.

1.
chronicle.
2.
chronograph.
3.
chronological.
4.
chronology.
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Chron.
 
—abbreviation for
Chronicles

chrono- or (before a vowel) chron-
 
—combining form
indicating time: chronology; chronometer
 
[from Greek khronos time]
 
chron- or (before a vowel) chron-
 
—combining form
 
[from Greek khronos time]

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Word Origin & History

chron-
form of chrono- used before vowels.
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Medical Dictionary

chron- pref.
Variant of chrono-.

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Abbreviations & Acronyms
chron.

  1. chronicle

  2. chronological

  3. chronology

Chron.
Chronicles
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