chronicled (Meaning)

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chronicled (imp. & p. p.)

of Chronicle

The historian chronicled the rise and fall of ancient civilizations in meticulous detail.
Through her journal entries, she chronicled her journey across the rugged landscapes of the wilderness.
The author chronicled the life of the famous inventor, capturing both his triumphs and struggles.
The documentary chronicled the impact of climate change on vulnerable ecosystems around the world.
In his memoir, he chronicled his experiences as a soldier during wartime.
The artist chronicled the changing seasons through a series of breathtaking landscape paintings.
Through interviews and archival footage, the filmmaker chronicled the history of jazz music in America.
The explorer chronicled his adventures in a series of vividly descriptive letters to his family back home.
The scientist chronicled the evolution of species over millions of years in his groundbreaking research.
The journalist chronicled the political upheaval in the region with unflinching honesty.

of Chronicle

recounted,described, reported, told, narrated, related, charted, detailed, depicted,set forth

No antonyms found.

The historian chronicled the rise and fall of ancient civilizations in meticulous detail.

Through her journal entries, she chronicled her journey across the rugged landscapes of the wilderness.

The author chronicled the life of the famous inventor, capturing both his triumphs and struggles.

The documentary chronicled the impact of climate change on vulnerable ecosystems around the world.