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temporal

UK:^*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈtɛmp^ərəl/

US:USA pronunciation: IPAUSA pronunciation: IPA/ˈtɛmpərəl, ˈtɛmprəl/

US:USA pronunciation: respellingUSA pronunciation: respelling(tem′pər əl, tem′prəl)

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Forum discussions with the word(s) "temporal" in the title:

an indefinite article and a temporal limitation of a thing - English Only forum
as such appears as only temporal - English Only forum
at the end of the class <Spatial> <Temporal> - English Only forum
can present progressive without temporal marker be used - English Only forum
climb vs climb up (temporal difference?) - English Only forum
comma after 'early' + temporal phrase [adverb]: Early that night, he - English Only forum
Continue to do/doing + temporal adverbials - English Only forum
Do temporal expressions assume an earlier deictic center? - English Only forum
leave - major temporal difference in occurrence? - English Only forum
non-temporal noun followed by when - English Only forum
Obliterate the spatial and temporal reference points - English Only forum
Participle usage in temporal and conditional clauses - English Only forum
Permanent station spatial-temporal enterprise - English Only forum
space-time vs spatio-temporal - English Only forum
such temporal notions <as> the poets years on the planet being central to your poetry? - English Only forum
Syntax and temporal adverbs + from vs up from - English Only forum
temporal adjectives - English Only forum
Temporal adjectives - English Only forum
temporal adverb? - English Only forum
temporal and temporary - English Only forum
temporal average vs temporally-averaged vs time-averaged data - English Only forum
temporal centimeters - English Only forum
temporal continuity or coherence - English Only forum
temporal dislocation - English Only forum
temporal inconsistency? - English Only forum
temporal juice - English Only forum
temporal lobes <enable to you> to attribute mental states - English Only forum
temporal plane. - English Only forum
Temporal reference point while using 'by' - English Only forum
Temporal relationship ("this morning"/"all night") - English Only forum
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