chronological
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3.7
- adjective
- /ˌkrɒnəˈlɒdʒɪkəl/
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cronológico
- Keep it chronological.
- chronological order
- chronological age
- chronological sequence
It's kind of like telling you each individual thing in a chronological, linear way.
- It's kind of like telling you each individual thing in a chronological, linear way.
- And we began in a sort of chronological way.
- I honestly cannot put these in chronological order.
- They're happening in a chronological order.
- Can you speak to the relationship between ancient Greece and Roman Empire, both in the chronological sense and in the influence sense?
- Do we have a, a chronological sequence of things in a, in a stratified dig?
- But in essence, do you do something that depresses views for some people in a, in a feed that should be chronological?
- The answer and the answer is it's a chronological narrative of your life with you as the protagonist.
- Story is the chronological sequence of the events.
- And they sort of strung her life together on a chronological vector.
- You can, you can think of them as chronological in order if you want.
- All right, so usually I do this bit in chronological chronological order chronological.
- And once you and I transact, it's chronological and it builds on each other.
Examples
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We have organized our discussion of the steps in the process in chronological order.
Academic text (2013) -
Name Kim Kardashian's four children in chronological order.
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I mean, how do we understand when in historical chronological time did this work happen?
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And it just made a lot of chronological sense to my brain.
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And it's like I said, it's set out in a, in a more or less chronological structure.
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That was easy to put into chronological order because I remember that stuff.
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So these are in chronological order, roughly.
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The files are in chronological order, starting from behind and finishing in the front row.
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Would you prefer them alphabetized or in chronological order?
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We have organized our discussion of the steps in the process in chronological order.
Synonyms
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4.9
Happening in a set order one part after another
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Put in the order events happened
Relating to records that list events in time order, year by year
Compounds
How Chronological
Surface Forms
Morphology
chronological = chronology (transparent) = chronology + ical
The adjective is a regular formation from the noun 'chronology' with the productive adjectival suffix '-ical', so the meaning 'in time order' is directly derived.
Etymology
Chronological comes from the root chron- meaning 'time', seen in words like chronicle and synchronize, and from the ending -logical meaning 'related to'. So, chronological describes things put in the order that they happened in 'time'.