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- pronunciation:
- kra
nih
k
 l
- parts of speech:
- noun, transitive verb
- features:
- Word Combinations (noun, verb), Word Parts
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noun |
| definition: |
an account of events, told in the order in which those events took place.
We can read about these battles in the chronicles that were written during those times.- synonyms:
- annals, chronology, history
- similar words:
- account, commentary, list, log, narrative, record, saga, story, tale
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| related words: |
album, annals, archives, calendar, description, journal |
adjective + (n.)chronicle
ancient, colonial, comic, complete, contemporary, detailed, early, fictional, historical, literary, medieval, monastic
verb + (n.)chronicle
illustrate, record, write
(n.)chronicle
+ verb
document, foretold
noun + (n.)chronicle
author, blue, composition, desert, film, journal, novel, passage, sand, video
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| part of speech: |
transitive verb |
| inflections: |
chronicles, chronicling, chronicled |
| definition: |
to record or narrate in the form of a chronicle.
The tabloids chronicled the events leading up to the couple's divorce.- synonyms:
- recount
- similar words:
- document, list, narrate, recite, record, relate, tell
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describe, enroll, report |
adverb + (v.)chronicle
daily, gleefully, obsessively, widely
(v.)chronicle
+ noun
abuse,
accomplishment,
achievement,
adventure,
aftermath,
autobiography,
battle,
birth,
breakup,
career,
chapter,
collapse,
coming,
corruption,
decline,
descent,
detail,
diversity,
down,
downfall,
era,
event,
experience,
exploit,
fashion,
fortune,
frustration,
going,
graphic,
history,
horror,
journey,
life,
making,
midnight,
migration,
misadventure,
misstep,
move,
ordeal,
personality,
prize,
progress,
quest,
revolution,
rise,
saga,
scandal,
search,
story,
struggle,
tale,
tragedy,
transformation,
travail,
travel,
tribulation,
trip,
triumph
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| derivation: |
chronicler (n.) |
The word chronicle
contains the following part:
chron, chrono
Greek
root
that means time
  Example words:
anachronism, chronic, chronicle, chronograph, chronological, chronology, chronometer, diachronic, geochronology, isochronal, synchromesh, synchronize, synchronous, synchroscope
- synonyms:
- temp1, tempor
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