to chronicle
Pronunciation
/ˈkɹɑnɪkəɫ/

Definition & Meaning of "chronicle"in English

to chronicle
01

to record a series of historical events in a detailed way by a chronological order

Transitive: to chronicle historical events
to chronicle definition and meaning
Grammatical Information
Composition
Simple
Action verb
Regular
Present tense
chronicle
3rd person singular
chronicles
Present participle
chronicling
Past simple
chronicled
Past participle
chronicled
Examples
The historian chronicles the rise and fall of ancient civilizations in her latest book.
Chronicle
01

a historical account of events presented in chronological order

Grammatical Information
Animacy status
Inanimate
Composition
Compound
Countable
Plural form
chronicles

What is a "chronicle"?

A chronicle is a detailed and factual account of events, often presented in chronological order. It records significant occurrences and developments over a period of time, providing a historical record of what happened. Chronicles can cover various topics, such as historical events, personal experiences, or the evolution of a particular subject. They are often used to document and preserve information for future reference and understanding.

Examples
The historian wrote a detailed chronicle of the medieval period.
1.1

a fictional narrative that presents events in a time-ordered sequence

Examples
The book is a chronicle of an imaginary kingdom's history.
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