What is another word for temporal?
262 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ tˈɛmpəɹə͡l], [ tˈɛmpəɹəl], [ t_ˈɛ_m_p_ə_ɹ_əl]
Temporal is an adjective that refers to something relating to time. It can also mean relating to the Roman Catholic Church or a materialistic view of the world. If you are looking for synonyms for temporal, you can use the following words: chronological, historical, fleeting, transient, momentary, time-bound, passing, evanescent, limited, and brief. These words all relate to time in different ways, from describing moments that are passing quickly to referencing events from the past. By using synonyms for temporal, you can add variety to your writing and better express ideas related to time.
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Similar words for temporal:
- all (adjective)
- carnal (adjective)
- chronological (adjective)
- earthly (adjective)
- earthy (adjective)
- human (adjective)
- lay (adjective)
- material, worldly (adjective)
- materialistic (adjective)
- momentary (adjective)
- mortal (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- profane (adjective)
- secular (adjective)
- terrestrial (adjective)
- transient (adjective)
- transient/transitory (adjective)
- transitory (adjective)
- communication (noun)
- impermanent (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- other synonyms
Synonyms for Temporal:
adj.
• all (adjective) • carnal (adjective)- more venereal,
- lecherous,
- more genital,
- un chaster,
- un-chaster,
- un-chaste,
- un-chastest,
- un chaste,
- genital,
- impure,
- most venereal,
- fleshly,
- un chastest,
- most genital,
- lascivious.
- timely,
- Chronologic,
- Tabulated,
- Chronographic,
- Chronometrical,
- in sequence,
- Chronometric,
- junctural,
- chronoscopic,
- Horological,
- Horometrical,
- in due time,
- order archival,
- timed,
- in due course,
- synchronous,
- in order.
- more alluvial,
- more sublunary,
- most unspiritual,
- more uncelestial,
- more nonspiritual,
- most subastral,
- more geotic,
- most nonspiritual,
- Subastral,
- in creation,
- un-celestial,
- global,
- non spiritual,
- most alluvial,
- more subastral,
- most sublunary,
- sub-astral,
- un-spiritual,
- most geotic,
- sub astral,
- more terraqueous,
- most uncelestial,
- un spiritual,
- most terraqueous,
- under sun,
- more unspiritual,
- un celestial.
- more unsacred,
- more nonclerical,
- more nonspecialist,
- most nonclerical,
- lay,
- non clerical,
- non professional,
- most nonspecialist,
- un sacred,
- in expert,
- non specialist,
- un-sacred,
- in-expert,
- most unsacred.
- more creatural,
- most creatural,
- pre-carious,
- bi-pedal,
- pre carious,
- bi pedal,
- more bipedal,
- most bipedal.
- unsacred,
- alluvial,
- unspiritual,
- deciduous,
- bipedal,
- nonspiritual,
- terrene,
- transient,
- tellurian,
- of this world,
- telluric,
- profane,
- earthly,
- non-spiritual,
- nonclerical,
- un-sanctified,
- secular,
- Non-professional,
- nonspecialist,
- un-hallowed,
- worldly,
- sublunary,
- under the sun,
- Creatural,
- unconsecrated,
- profanatory,
- transitory,
- venereal,
- in all creation,
- chronological,
- terrestrial,
- non-clerical,
- Terraqueous,
- ecce homo,
- non-specialist,
- Geotic,
- unsanctified,
- Uncelestial,
- irreverential,
- carnal.
- most unconsecrated,
- un godliest,
- pro-fane,
- un-holier,
- un holier,
- more irreverential,
- pro fane,
- most unsanctified,
- un-godly,
- more infidel,
- un-godliest,
- in decent,
- in-fidel,
- un godlier,
- un holy,
- un-holy,
- more profanatory,
- un-godlier,
- un sanctified,
- in fidel,
- in-decent,
- more unconsecrated,
- more unsanctified,
- most irreverential,
- un-holiest,
- un holiest,
- un hallowed,
- un-consecrated,
- most profanatory,
- un godly,
- un consecrated,
- most infidel,
- unholy.
- instantaneous,
- fading,
- flickering,
- rootless,
- volatile,
- short-term,
- Flitting,
- restless,
- fickle,
- changeable,
- mutable,
- brief,
- shifting,
- momentary,
- cursory.
- un-stabler,
- more emigrating,
- most migrating,
- most deciduous,
- in substantial,
- most vacating,
- trans migratory,
- short lived,
- short term,
- un-stablest,
- more vacating,
- most emigrating,
- un-stable,
- flasher,
- shortterm,
- un stablest,
- shortlived,
- more deciduous,
- trans-migratory,
- in-substantial,
- pro visional,
- more migrating,
- flashest,
- un stabler,
- un stable.
n.
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•
- irregular,
- long,
- much,
- length,
- irregularity,
- body,
- culture,
- frequency,
- basis,
- earthen,
- rate,
- place,
- for the first/last etc. time.
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- sacred.
Other synonyms:
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•
- cranium,
- earthbound,
- fugacious,
- bone.
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- fugitive.
How to use "Temporal" in context?
The temporal is a class of verbs that expresses an action that takes place in a certain time period. Time can be a factor in the action, or the action may be an automatic response that takes place regardless of the time. Some examples of temporal verbs are eat, sleep, work, and play. The temporal can be combined with other moods to create expressions like I ate breakfast this morning, She slept for eight hours last night, He worked weekends, and We played tennis yesterday.
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Independent
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Adjective
frontal, secular, transitional, time-series, time-bound, time-.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Adjective
chronological, provisional, short-term, temporary.
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Proper noun, singular
temporary.
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Noun, singular or mass
temporary.
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Adjective
Hyponym for Temporal:
n.
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communication
semantic role, participant role.
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communication
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