Wiktionary
a. Of or pertaining to time
Usage examples of "chronal".
Twenty-eight years later, he'd been time-trawled via a modified matter-transfer chronal unit to the year 1998, an unwitting subject in an experiment of the future.
The information stream I beamed into the quantum interface and bounced back for a picture never did function correctlythen again, the masters of Chronos never perfected the chronal window for temporal peeping, either.
The information stream I beamed into the quantum interface and bounced back for a picture never did function correctly-then again, the masters of Chronos never perfected the chronal window for temporal peeping, either.
The profession, Chronal Investigator, I chose -- although I have a feeling Dear Old Dad's perverted sense of humor may have influenced my career path somewhat.
That requires a chronal jaunt of five centuries, a stroll in the park for a seasoned pro like me.
The bureaucrats on the Chronal Commission keep close tabs on us working stiffs.
One little scolding from the other Q and suddenly all your revolutionary zeal and ambition collapses like a chronal wave in a transtemporal field.
He might be crazy as a chronal conundrum, but his former mentor had an undeniable talent for showing up precisely where he was least wanted.
On the way out they’d run and rerun simulations of the Event, discussed its potential for establishing this or that view of energy exchange or chronal consequences or gravity wave punctuation.
I call it Chronal Infarction myself, although I'm sure smarter people than me will wind up catting it something else.