chronological record (Meaning)
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chronological record (n)
a chronological account of events in successive years
Synonyms & Antonyms of chronological record
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chronological record Sentence Examples
- The historian meticulously kept a chronological record of important events in the nation's history.
- In archaeology, researchers rely on artifacts to create a chronological record of ancient civilizations.
- The genealogist pieced together a chronological record of the family's lineage, spanning several centuries.
- The weather station maintains a chronological record of temperature fluctuations throughout the year.
- The diary served as a personal chronological record of the author's daily experiences and thoughts.
- The geologist studied rock layers to establish a chronological record of geological events.
- The museum curator organized artifacts in a chronological record to illustrate the cultural evolution of a civilization.
- The company's financial department maintains a chronological record of all transactions for auditing purposes.
- The historian cross-referenced multiple sources to ensure the accuracy of the chronological record.
- The journalist compiled a chronological record of the investigation, detailing each step of the process.
FAQs About the word chronological record
a chronological account of events in successive years
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The historian meticulously kept a chronological record of important events in the nation's history.
In archaeology, researchers rely on artifacts to create a chronological record of ancient civilizations.
The genealogist pieced together a chronological record of the family's lineage, spanning several centuries.
The weather station maintains a chronological record of temperature fluctuations throughout the year.
