calendric (Meaning)
Wordnet
calendric (a)
relating to or characteristic of or used in a calendar or time measurement
Webster
calendric (a.)
Alt. of Calendrical
Synonyms & Antonyms of calendric
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calendric Sentence Examples
- The calendric system of ancient civilizations often revolved around celestial events.
- Scholars study the calendric cycles of different cultures to understand their timekeeping methods.
- The Mayan civilization developed a highly accurate calendric system based on astronomical observations.
- In some cultures, religious festivals are intricately tied to the calendric cycle.
- The calendric year is divided into months, weeks, and days for easier organization.
- The calendric markings on ancient monuments provide insights into past societies' understanding of time.
- Farmers relied on the calendric cycle to determine the best times for planting and harvesting crops.
- The Chinese calendric system incorporates both lunar and solar elements.
- Astronomers use sophisticated algorithms to predict celestial events within the calendric framework.
- Many traditional festivals are celebrated in accordance with the local calendric traditions.
FAQs About the word calendric
relating to or characteristic of or used in a calendar or time measurementAlt. of Calendrical
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The calendric system of ancient civilizations often revolved around celestial events.
Scholars study the calendric cycles of different cultures to understand their timekeeping methods.
The Mayan civilization developed a highly accurate calendric system based on astronomical observations.
In some cultures, religious festivals are intricately tied to the calendric cycle.
