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Pronunciation:
[ kɹˌɒnəlˈɒd͡ʒɪkə͡l], [ kɹˌɒnəlˈɒdʒɪkəl], [ k_ɹ_ˌɒ_n_ə_l_ˈɒ_dʒ_ɪ_k_əl]
Chronological refers to an arrangement of events in which they occur in time order. However, there are several synonyms for this word that can be used to describe different types of time sequences. One such word is "sequential", denoting a series of events occurring one after the other in a logical or systematic order. Another synonym for chronological is "temporal", describing events in terms of the time they occur. "Chronologic" is another synonym, which is a more formal form of the word, and means arranging things in the order of time. Finally, "consecutive" is also a synonym, meaning events occurring one after the other without interruption.
Related words: order by date, reverse chronological order, timeline order, sort by date, sort chronologically
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Similar words for chronological:
- chronological (adjective)
- consecutive (adjective)
- pert (adjective)
- sequent (adjective)
- temporal (adjective)
- noun
- temporal
- other relevant words (adjective)
- other relevant words (noun)
- other relevant words (verb)
Synonyms for Chronological:
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adj.
• chronological • consecutive • pert • sequent • temporal Other synonyms:
- Fluted ,
- Grained ,
- Striated ,
- candy-striped ,
- checked ,
- chequered ,
- flecked ,
- flowered ,
- mottled ,
- narrative ,
- patterned ,
- serried ,
- shapeless ,
- speckled ,
- spotted ,
- spotty ,
- striped ,
- stripey ,
- stripy ,
- tessellated ,
- tiered .
- even .
- in .
- checkerboard ,
- checkered ,
- marbled ,
- ornate ,
- radial ,
- scalloped ,
- variegated .
- crisscross ,
- flowery ,
- serial ,
- well-balanced .
Other relevant words:
- Continuities ,
- abbreviate ,
- abridge ,
- absorbing ,
- accompanying ,
- activistic ,
- additive ,
- amorphous ,
- analog ,
- analogue ,
- anterior ,
- apropos ,
- arranged ,
- atomic number 49 ,
- attendant ,
- autobiographic ,
- autobiographical ,
- back-to-back ,
- bang-up ,
- baseball swing ,
- bewitching ,
- bibliography ,
- biographic ,
- biographical ,
- blase ,
- blasphemous ,
- blue ,
- bring down ,
- broken in ,
- bully ,
- burn ,
- busted ,
- by ,
- bypast ,
- calendrical ,
- captivating ,
- celebrated ,
- checker board ,
- classified ad ,
- classified advertisement ,
- clip ,
- clock ,
- clock time ,
- coetaneous ,
- coeval ,
- coherent ,
- cold shoulder ,
- collateral ,
- compact ,
- compendious ,
- concomitant ,
- confused ,
- consistent ,
- contemporaneous ,
- continuous tense ,
- contract ,
- corking ,
- corrupt ,
- counterpart ,
- couple ,
- cracking ,
- crenate ,
- crenated ,
- crisscrossed ,
- cross ,
- crushed ,
- curve ,
- cut back ,
- cut down ,
- cut of meat ,
- cut off ,
- cutting ,
- cutting off ,
- dandy ,
- datable ,
- dateable ,
- debase ,
- debauch ,
- deletion ,
- demoralise ,
- demoralize ,
- departed ,
- deposit ,
- deprave ,
- desecrate ,
- diachronic ,
- diagrammatic ,
- diagrammatical ,
- dianoetic ,
- digressive ,
- dilute ,
- discography ,
- discursive ,
- disordered ,
- disregard ,
- dotted ,
- duplicate ,
- durable ,
- durative aspect ,
- edit ,
- edit out ,
- elongate ,
- emasculated ,
- enchanting ,
- encyclopaedic ,
- encyclopedic ,
- engrossing ,
- ensuant ,
- enthralling ,
- entrancing ,
- ephemeral ,
- epigraphs ,
- erstwhile ,
- essayistic ,
- eve ,
- even out ,
- evening ,
- eventide ,
- ex post facto ,
- excision ,
- excursive ,
- fabled ,
- fascinating ,
- fifty-fifty ,
- floral ,
- flush ,
- foregone ,
- foreshorten ,
- former ,
- formless ,
- fourth dimension ,
- fragmental ,
- fragmentary ,
- gash ,
- geld ,
- gelded ,
- gemini ,
- gone ,
- graphic ,
- great ,
- gripping ,
- groovy ,
- hack ,
- historical ,
- humbled ,
- humiliated ,
- ignore ,
- imperfect ,
- imperfect tense ,
- impoverished ,
- impressionist ,
- impressionistic ,
- in due season ,
- in good time ,
- in series ,
- inch ,
- incidental ,
- ind. ,
- indiana ,
- indium ,
- interlaces ,
- interpolates ,
- inward ,
- inwards ,
- issue ,
- keen ,
- laic ,
- late ,
- lay ,
- layman ,
- layperson ,
- legitimate ,
- level ,
- liberal ,
- lifelike ,
- linear ,
- long-lasting ,
- long-lived ,
- low ,
- lucid ,
- ludic ,
- make out ,
- marbleised ,
- marbleized ,
- mark ,
- match ,
- matching ,
- mate ,
- mathematical ,
- meter ,
- metre ,
- militant ,
- mimesis ,
- misdating ,
- misdirect ,
- mistiming ,
- modern-day ,
- mown ,
- narration ,
- neat ,
- nifty ,
- nonparallel ,
- not bad ,
- numeral ,
- numeric ,
- older ,
- one after the other ,
- one-dimensional ,
- one-time ,
- onetime ,
- outrage ,
- pair ,
- parallel ,
- passing ,
- past tense ,
- past times ,
- patched ,
- peachy ,
- permanent ,
- persistent ,
- pervert ,
- phenomenological ,
- pictorial ,
- pictural ,
- pointillist ,
- pointillistic ,
- preceding ,
- premature ,
- present-day ,
- prison term ,
- progressive tense ,
- prune ,
- psychoanalytic ,
- psychoanalytical ,
- punctuated equilibrium ,
- quondam ,
- radial tire ,
- radial-ply tire ,
- radiate ,
- rambling ,
- rationalise ,
- rationalize ,
- recapitulating ,
- reduce ,
- reform-minded ,
- reformist ,
- regular ,
- repository ,
- resultant ,
- retiring ,
- retro ,
- riveting ,
- rugged ,
- running ,
- sacrilegious ,
- scratchy ,
- seasonable ,
- seasonably ,
- sentence ,
- sequentially ,
- serial publication ,
- series ,
- sheer ,
- short-lived ,
- shorten ,
- shortened ,
- similitude ,
- skip ,
- slap-up ,
- slash ,
- slashed ,
- slew ,
- slice ,
- slue ,
- smashing ,
- snub ,
- sociological ,
- sometime ,
- specked ,
- stellate ,
- still ,
- stinger ,
- stippled ,
- storied ,
- story ,
- straight ,
- stylistic ,
- subvert ,
- successively ,
- succinct ,
- summary ,
- swell ,
- swerve ,
- swing ,
- switch off ,
- synchronal ,
- synchronic ,
- tailor ,
- tale ,
- tangential ,
- teleological ,
- temporal role ,
- thematic ,
- theory of punctuated equilibrium ,
- thin ,
- thin out ,
- thinned ,
- tied ,
- track ,
- transient ,
- transitory ,
- travelog ,
- travelogue ,
- trend ,
- trim ,
- trim back ,
- trim down ,
- trimmed ,
- turn off ,
- turn out ,
- twin falls ,
- twinned ,
- unconsecrated ,
- undercut ,
- uneven ,
- uninterrupted ,
- unkept ,
- unsanctified ,
- upset ,
- varicolored ,
- varicoloured ,
- veer ,
- violate ,
- vitiate ,
- vivid ,
- water under the bridge ,
- weakened ,
- well timed ,
- well-adjusted ,
- well-timed ,
- when the time comes ,
- wiped out ,
- write out ,
- yesteryear ,
- yet .
- Calendarial ,
- Chronogrammatic ,
- Chronogrammatical ,
- Chronographic ,
- Chronologic ,
- Chronometric ,
- Chronometrical ,
- Cinquecento ,
- Horological ,
- Horometrical ,
- Intercalated ,
- Martyrologic ,
- Successional ,
- Tabulated ,
- Trecento ,
- activist ,
- annalistic ,
- archival ,
- bygone ,
- calendric ,
- chronologically ,
- chronology ,
- chronoscopic ,
- classified ,
- consecutive ,
- consequent ,
- continuous ,
- dated ,
- depository ,
- durational ,
- durative ,
- earthly ,
- hagiographic ,
- historic ,
- historied ,
- historiographic ,
- horologic ,
- in due course ,
- in due time ,
- in order ,
- in sequence ,
- intercalary ,
- junctural ,
- lasting ,
- legendary ,
- metronomic ,
- old ,
- order archival ,
- ordered ,
- past ,
- previous ,
- prior ,
- profane ,
- progressive ,
- quattrocento ,
- secular ,
- sequent ,
- sequential ,
- successive ,
- timekeeping ,
- traditional ,
- worldly ,
- written account ,
- written record .
- Chronicled ,
- according to chronology ,
- in the order of time ,
- measured in time ,
- progressive in time ,
- properly dated .
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How to use "Chronological" in context?
Chronology is a sequence of events that take place in time. Chronology is often used in writing and history to organize events. Chronology can also be used to describe a time period.
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Adjective
historical, temporal, timing, time-series.
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Proper noun, singular
historical.
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