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Diachronic or Diachronous, from the Greek word Διαχρονικός (Diakhronikos), is a term for something happening over time. It is used in several fields of research. ...
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The word diachronic is from the Greek dia-, through + chronos, time = through time. As opposed to synchronic, at one point in time. ... (12 Dec 1998) ...
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(Grk, 'across time') An analysis of literature, history, or linguistics is diachronic if it examines
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Type: Term Pronunciation: dī′ă-kron′ik Definitions: 1. Systematically observed over time in the same subjects throughout as opposed to synchronic or cross-sectional; the inferences are equivalent only where there is strict stability of all elements.
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Diachronic: The word "diachronic" is from the Greek dia-, through + chronos, time = through time. As opposed to synchronic, at one point in time.
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adj] - used of the study of a phenomenon (especially language) as it changes through time
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diachronic 1. Lasting through time, or during the existing period. 2. In medicine, systematically observed over time in the same subjects throughout as opposed to synchronic or cross-sectional; the inferences are equivalent only where there is strict stability of all elements. 3. Pertaining to or designating a method of linguistic study concerned w...
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adjective used of the study of a phenomenon (especially language) as it changes through time; `diachronic linguistics`
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of or pertaining to the changes in a linguistic system between successive points in time; historical:Cf. synchronic. diachronic analysis.
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Refers to language viewed over time and contrasts with synchronic which refers to a point in time. This is one of the major structural distinctions introduced by Saussure and which is used to characterise types of linguistic investigation.
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