chronical Synonyms
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chronical Meaning
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chronical (a.)
Chronic.
chronical Sentence Examples
- She decided to chronical her travels in a detailed journal, capturing every moment and emotion.
- The historian sought to chronical the rise and fall of ancient civilizations through meticulous research.
- As a journalist, his job was to chronical the daily events of the city, from political scandals to community gatherings.
- The author's latest book aims to chronical the evolution of language over centuries.
- Through her artwork, she sought to chronical the beauty of nature in all its forms.
- The documentary filmmaker embarked on a journey to chronical the lives of endangered species.
- His memoirs were meant to chronical the struggles and triumphs of his immigrant family.
- The museum exhibit chronicals the history of medicine from ancient times to modern innovations.
- The artist's series of paintings chronical the passage of time through landscapes and cityscapes.
- The photographer's project aims to chronical the effects of climate change on various ecosystems around the world.
FAQs About the word chronical
Chronic.
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She decided to chronical her travels in a detailed journal, capturing every moment and emotion.
The historian sought to chronical the rise and fall of ancient civilizations through meticulous research.
As a journalist, his job was to chronical the daily events of the city, from political scandals to community gatherings.
The author's latest book aims to chronical the evolution of language over centuries.
