nachronistic - There is a word spelled like that, how do you spell it?

Question

The definition is sort of like bipolar, having two personalities or views that conflict.

Answer 1

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Go type the word into Google. On the search results page, it will ask you if you meant to spell "anachronistic". Click on the word and the top two search results are the Wikipedia entry and Dictionary.com definition for your word.

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Answer 2

Do you mean Anachronistic? You can look up the exact term in the Dictionary under that spelling, but generally it's definition is something occurring outside chronological order, or you could say it fits some definition of bipolar, since it is considered disorder, out of regular balance etc.
Hope that helps.

Answer 3

Having two personalities sounds like you might be talking about schizophrenia, like someone above suggested. Views that conflict - are you talking about dichotomies?

It's unlikely that any word fitting those exact definitions is going to come from 'nachronistic', since etymologically that is going to be about time (from 'chronos', 'time' in greek).

Answer 4

Do you mean anachronistic?
It means something out of place for its time period,
for example, if you saw a movie about the nineteenth century but someone was wearing a digital watch.

Answer 5

Schizophrenic is probably what you mean, but your definition is simplistic.

Answer 6

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