synchronal

& s. [Gr. syngchronos = contemporaneous: syn =together, and chronos = time.] A. As adj.: Happening at the same time; simultaneous, contemporaneous. "That glorious estate of the church, which is syn chronal to the second and third thunder." - Dr. H. More: On the Seven Churches, p. 141. B. As subst.: That which happens at the same time with something else, or pertains to the same time. "The near cognation and colligation of those seven synchronals that are contemporary to the six first trumpets."-Dr. H. More: Mystery of Godline , p. 182. syn-chron-ic-al, a . [SYNCHRONAL.] Happening at the same time; simultaneous, synchronous. "The systole and diastole of the heart and lungs being far from synchronic at." -Boyle: Works , i. 103. syn-chron-ic-al-ly, adv. [Eng. synchronical; -ly ] In a synchronical manner; at the same time; simultaneously. IMG:content-0724.png:[blocks in formation]