temporal

/ˈtɛm.pə.ɹəl/
adj 6noun 3

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4

ADJ.

indirect, lost, spiritual, united

The spiritual and temporal powers of the church remained in constant conflict throughout medieval Europe.

VERB + TEMPORAL

elongated, power, rules

The government's temporal power over the church gradually weakened during the medieval period.

TEMPORAL + NOUN

sequence, styloid

The temporal sequence of events in the accident report helped investigators reconstruct what happened.

PREP.

in

The movie jumps around in temporal order, making it hard to follow the plot at first.

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