monochronous
/məˈnɒkrənəs/rare
adjective
Simultaneous, occurring at the same time.
Origin
Late 19th century (in an earlier sense). From ancient Greek μονόχρονος momentary, in Hellenistic Greek also in prosody (from μονο- + χρόνος time: see -chronous) + -ous.
- monosyllabism
- monosyllabize
- monosyllable
- monosymmetric
- monosymmetry
- monosymptomatic
- monosynaptic
- monosystemic
- monotechnic
- dog's standard
- dogstail
- dog's-tail
- dog standard
- dog stander
- dog standers
- Dog Star
- dog's throw
- dogstones
- dog's tongue
- dogstooth
- dog's-tooth violet
- dog-stopper
- dog style
- dog's work
- dog's year