tautochronous
/ˈtɔːtəˌkrəʊnəs/adjective
Of a curve: that is a tautochrone. Also (of a body): that follows a tautochrone.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in The Monthly Review. From French tautochrone, adjective + -ous.
- Easter offering
- Easter Parade
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- Easter rabbit
- Easter reckoning
- Easter Rising
- Easter Saturday
- Easter sittings
- Easter Sunday
- Easter supper
- Easter taper
- Easter term
- Eastertide
- Easter time
- Easter week
- Easter weekend
- east-facing
- East Flanders
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- East Frisian
- East German
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- east half
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