Sample Sentences forchronological (editor-reviewed)
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Events are listed in chronological order.chronological = from oldest to newest
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The resume is organized by functional skills rather than chronologically by previous jobs.chronologically = ordered by date
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The art works are displayed to show technique in a way that ordinary regional or chronological display wouldn't permit.chronological = by date
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Please tell us about the evidence you found in logical rather than chronological order.chronological = arranged according to time
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I watched them all in chronological order. (source)chronological = from oldest to newest
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I think we should go through them in chronological order. (source)
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Furrowing his brow, the Count reviewed all of the conversations that he had ever had with his daughter in chronological order and could find no evidence of having told her the tale before. (source)chronological = arranged according to date and time
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Indeed, when I asked my sister to read an earlier draft, that draft ignited a thirty-minute conversation about whether I had misplaced an event chronologically. (source)chronologically = according to its place in date/time order
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* *Ein Versuch die Neurosen und Psychosen gleichmässig und pragmatisch zu klassifizieren auf Grund der Untersuchung von fünfzehn hundert pre-Krapaelin und post-Krapaelin Fällen wie siz diagnostiziert sein würden in der Terminologie von den verschiedenen Schulen der Gegenwart—and another sonorous paragraph—Zusammen mit einer Chronologic solcher Subdivisionen der Meinung welche unabhängig entstanden sind.† (source)
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So much happened, it's hard to write it all down, so here are the highlights, in semichronological order: I rode Paprika, first in the paddock, then on the trail.† (source)standard prefix: The prefix "semi-" in semichronological means half or partially. This is the same pattern you see in words like semicircle, semisweet, and semiautomatic.
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Neither chronological nor alphabetical but it rarely varies, unless Ruth May gets distracted and falls out of line. (source)chronological = by time
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Later (chronologically, although it takes place previously in the narrative), when Beloved makes her appearance, she emerges from water. (source)chronologically = in time
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Look up every piece of free information in the Library that contains L. Bob Rife and arrange it in chronological order. (source)chronological = from oldest to newest date
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I could go chronologically, or I could work from easy to hard or hard to easy, depending on my mood.† (source)
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Mrs. Harker says that they are knitting together in chronological order every scrap of evidence they have. (source)chronological = arranged according to time
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Someone, Kit or the digitizers, had arranged them all more or less chronologically, and now he could, and too often did, scan through the thousand pictures, a record of his life, in minutes.† (source)
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