Pronunciation: /krɑnəˈlɑdʒɪkəl/
adjective relating to the order in which things happen or are arranged
A1 My teacher asked us to put the events in chronological order.
A2 The book is organized in a chronological sequence of events.
B1 The museum displays artifacts in a chronological timeline.
B2 The historian meticulously researched the chronological details of the war.
C1 The author's latest book explores the chronological evolution of art in the 20th century.
C2 The documentary filmmaker presented the historical events in a clear and chronological manner.
adverb in a way that is in order of time
A1 I like to organize my photos in chronological order.
A2 The history book is written in chronological order.
B1 The events were presented in a chronological manner.
B2 The timeline was displayed in a clear chronological sequence.
C1 The research paper was meticulously organized in chronological order.
C2 The documentary was praised for its accurate portrayal of events in chronological order.
formal The professor asked the students to arrange the historical events in chronological order.
informal Can you put these photos in chronological order for the presentation?
slang Let's organize the songs in a chronological playlist.
figurative The artist's paintings are displayed in a chronological sequence to show her evolution over time.
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