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eon

/ˈiː.ɒn/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um período de tempo extremamente longo e indefinido; em geologia, refere-se à maior subdivisão da escala de tempo geológico, e no uso geral descreve uma duração imensurável.

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noun

/ˈiː.ɒn/C1formalscientific
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um período de tempo extremamente longo e indefinido; em geologia, refere-se à maior subdivisão da escala de tempo geológico, e no uso geral descreve uma duração imensurável.

A noun referring to an extremely long, indefinite period of time, often used in geology to denote the largest division of the geological time scale, or in general contexts to describe an immeasurably long duration.

  1. Longest geological time unitC1formalscientific

    The most extensive division of geological time, spanning hundreds of millions of years.

    ptÉon

    • The Precambrian eon covers the earliest history of Earth.
    • Scientists study rock formations from the Paleozoic eon.
    • The planet has undergone dramatic changes throughout each eon.
    • Fossil records from the Phanerozoic eon reveal diverse life forms.

    Sinônimosaeon

  2. Immensely long periodB2informal

    A vast, indefinite stretch of time that seems almost endless.

    ptEra

    • I waited for what felt like an eon for the bus to arrive.
    • Stars burn for eons before eventually dying out.
    • The stones have been weathered over countless eons.
    • He hasn't visited this place in eons.

    Sinônimosaeonageepocheraeternityforeverlong time

    Antônimosinstantmomentsplit second

  3. Divine emanation (Gnosticism)C2formal

    In Gnostic belief, a spiritual being or power that originates from the Supreme God and helps govern the universe.

    ptEmanação divina (gnosticismo)

    • The Gnostic texts describe various aeons that emanate from the divine source.
    • Each aeon represents a different aspect of the ultimate reality.
    • The myth of Sophia is central to understanding the role of aeons.
    • Valentinian cosmology includes a hierarchy of thirty aeons.

    Sinônimosaeonemanation

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