chronological
The five hundred chronologically organized pages provide a factual, historical narrative.
Posts are shown chronologically on the web page
The story unfolds chronologically.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Relating to time
anachronism
anachronistic
anachronistically
chronological
chronology
contemporarily
contemporary
cut into something
dateless
dendrochronology
retroaction
retroactively
retrospective
retrospectively
synchronically
time loop
timeline
timing
twin
way back

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Order and sequence - general words

Examples of chronologically

chronologically
Messages are appended chronologically and appear on ever y student's screen.
The ten essays - organized chronologically according to their subject matter - take us from the colonial period to the 1960s.
It is chronologically limited, occurring primarily in the silent era and in some classical sound films.
From there he proceeds chronologically to show the causal connections between different dimensions.
Tables 1 and 2 illustrate that the paths of development of our dependent pronoun variants are chronologically different.
Moreover, their collections, though they vary considerably in scale and importance, overlap chronologically.
They are organized chronologically: conditions indicating c-sections prior to pregnancy, conditions during pregnancy, but before labor, and emergency labor indicators.
Neither report charts the proceedings chronologically, rather they offer a well-structured approach which moves from explanation and exploration to advocacy.
Chronologically, the most straightforward and easily tested hypothesis about the relationship between the two events is that both were visible eclipses.
First, decision trees and decision rules are presented as they precede chronologically to other approaches.
With contributions from twenty-three authors this city biography covers a broad range of themes which are dealt with in four chronologically ordered sections.
The book is divided chronologically into three parts.
It is parasitic upon accommodation, and is chronologically subsequent to it.
Both lexically and grammatically, they were much like children who were chronologically six months older.
On that model the pure form comes first, logically or chronologically, and the syncretic form comes second.
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