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Definition of chronicler - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
history writingperson who writes detailed accounts of events in order
- The chronicler recorded every event as it happened.
- The chronicler's account became the primary source for later historians.
- As court chronicler, her role was to be the royal chronicler of events.
Origin of chronicler
Greek, khronos (time) + -er (agent)
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chronicler
writer of historical events or records
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- French:chroniqueur, ...
- German:Chronist, ...
- Italian:cronista, ...
- Spanish:cronista, ...
- Portuguese:cronista, ...
- Chinese:编年史家, ...
- Japanese:年代記作者, ...
- Arabic:مُؤَرِّخ, ...
- Hebrew:כְּרוֹנִיקָן, ...
- Russian:хронист, ...
- Ukrainian:хроніст, ...
- Hindi:वृत्तलेखक, ...
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