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diachronic
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di·a·chron·ic (d-krnk)
adj.
Of or concerned with phenomena as they change through time.


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Here he examines the fisherfolk of that southern state both diachronically and synchronically using comparative research among the Mappila, Hindu, and Latin Christian people.
From the very first moment, we told the government that it was unrealistic and punishing for the public to impose the fines for the emissions, for which the state and government are diachronically to blame, on to paying consumers," Committee Chairman Lefteris Christoforou of DISY said after the meeting.
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