chronographs (Meaning)
chronographs
a watch incorporating the functions of a stopwatch, stopwatch, an instrument for measuring and recording time intervals, an instrument for measuring the time of flight of projectiles, an instrument for measuring and recording stretches of time with exactness, an instrument having a revolving drum on which a stylus makes marks
Synonyms & Antonyms of chronographs
chronographs Sentence Examples
- The chronographs precisely measured the elapsed time of the race.
- The pilot relied on his chronograph to navigate accurately.
- The watch manufacturer specialized in crafting exquisite chronographs.
- The antique chronograph displayed the intricacies of horological engineering.
- The forensic pathologist used a chronograph to determine the exact time of death.
- The astronomer employed a chronograph to record the precise moment of a celestial event.
- The sports scientist utilized a chronograph to analyze the performance of athletes.
- The military chronograph played a crucial role in coordinating operations.
- The collectible chronograph attracted discerning watch enthusiasts.
- The wristwatch featured a chronograph complication that allowed for precise time measurement.
FAQs About the word chronographs
a watch incorporating the functions of a stopwatch, stopwatch, an instrument for measuring and recording time intervals, an instrument for measuring the time of
watches,stopwatches, clocks, timepieces,sundials, chronometers, clepsydrae, time clocks, hourglasses, water clocks
No antonyms found.
The chronographs precisely measured the elapsed time of the race.
The pilot relied on his chronograph to navigate accurately.
The watch manufacturer specialized in crafting exquisite chronographs.
The antique chronograph displayed the intricacies of horological engineering.
