pantochronometer (Meaning)
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pantochronometer (n.)
An instrument combining a compass, sundial, and universal time dial.
Synonyms & Antonyms of pantochronometer
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pantochronometer Sentence Examples
- The time traveler carried a pantochronometer to navigate through the annals of history.
- The scientist hoped the pantochronometer would unveil the secrets of time manipulation.
- The historian used the pantochronometer to explore forgotten eras and piece together ancient mysteries.
- The explorer's pantochronometer allowed them to traverse different time periods and witness pivotal events firsthand.
- The archaeologist employed a pantochronometer to excavate lost civilizations and unravel their enigmatic past.
- The anthropologist relied on the pantochronometer to study the evolution of human societies across time.
- The paleontologist used the pantochronometer to observe the emergence and extinction of prehistoric creatures.
- The astrophysicist harnessed the pantochronometer to explore the cosmic origins of the universe.
- The philosopher pondered the ethical implications of manipulating time with a pantochronometer.
- The inventor hoped the pantochronometer would revolutionize the way we experience and understand time itself.
FAQs About the word pantochronometer
An instrument combining a compass, sundial, and universal time dial.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The time traveler carried a pantochronometer to navigate through the annals of history.
The scientist hoped the pantochronometer would unveil the secrets of time manipulation.
The historian used the pantochronometer to explore forgotten eras and piece together ancient mysteries.
The explorer's pantochronometer allowed them to traverse different time periods and witness pivotal events firsthand.
