chronicled
ˈkrɒnɪkəld
Definition

Definition of chronicled - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
documentationrecorded in a detailed and factual way
  • The chronicled events of the war were published in a book.
documented recorded registered
2.
kept recordrecorded over a long period
  • The chronicled rainfall data revealed a century-long trend.
documented recorded registered
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described or recorded in detail by many sources
The war is a well-chronicled part of history.

Origin of chronicled

Greek, chronos (time)

Examples of chronicled in a sentence

  • Their journey was chronicled in a series of letters.
  • Her chronicled observations documented decades of shoreline change.
  • The museum displayed chronicled accounts of the town's growth.

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  1. French:documenté, consigné, ...
  2. German:aufgezeichnet, dokumentiert, ...
  3. Italian:documentato, ...
  4. Spanish:registrado, ...
  5. Portuguese:documentado, registado, ...
  6. Chinese:记录在案的, 有记录的, ...
  7. Japanese:記録された, 記載された, ...
  8. Arabic:مُوَثَّق, مُسَجَّل, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְתוֹעָד, מְתוּעָד, ...
  10. Russian:задокументированный, летописный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:задокументований, зафіксований, ...
  12. Hindi:दर्ज, ...
chronicle
ˈkrɒnɪkəl

Definition of chronicle - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
historical recordwritten account of events in time order
  • The chronicle of the king's reign was fascinating.
annals record
2.
medianame of a newspaper
  • He read the latest news in the Chronicle.
bulletin gazette journal

Verb

tr.
historywrite about events in the order they happened
  • She will chronicle the journey from start to finish.
document record recount
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drama based on a historical subject
Shakespeare's 'Henry V' is a famous chronicle play.

Origin of chronicle

Greek, chronos (time) + -icle (diminutive suffix)

Examples of chronicle in a sentence

  • Historians found a chronicle of the medieval period.
  • The Chronicle reported a major political scandal.
  • She found an interesting article in the Chronicle.
  • The journalist will chronicle the protests for the national paper.
  • Historians chronicle wars to preserve lessons for future generations.

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  1. French:chronique, chroniquer, ...
  2. German:Chronik, chronologisch festhalten, ...
  3. Italian:cronaca, cronacare, ...
  4. Spanish:crónica, relatar, ...
  5. Portuguese:crónica, narrar, ...
  6. Chinese:编年史, 记录, ...
  7. Japanese:年代記, 年代順に記録する, ...
  8. Arabic:سِجِلّ, أَرَّخَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:כְּרוֹנִיקָה, לְתַעֵד, ...
  10. Russian:хроника, вести хронику, ...
  11. Ukrainian:хроніка, хронікувати, ...
  12. Hindi:वृत्तांत, क्रमबद्ध रूप से लिखना, ...

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