Chronicled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHRONICLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CHRONICLE, to record as a chronicle
NOUN:
• a fictitious or factual work describing a series of events
• a factual written account of important or historical events in the order of their occurrence
• record (a series of events) in a factual and detailed way
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a historical account of events arranged in order of time usually without analysis or interpretation

Words related to CHRONICLED

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How to use CHRONICLED in a sentence

• Paul and Ramsey county do not seem to ever have chronicled the existence of this sprightly little sheet.
• The crew included four boys, regarding two of whom an incident may here be chronicled.
• Already has White-Jacket chronicled the mishaps and inconveniences, troubles and tribulations of all sorts brought upon him by that unfortunate but indispensable garment of his.
• The stout pack-horses, probably borrowed from a neighbouring monastery to carry the heavy Rolls in which state business was chronicled, were hastily laden.
• Now Massachusetts and Rhode Island were in stiff hostility during the period here chronicled.
• The smallest village event must be chronicled, or some one will feel dissatisfied, and inquire why it was not put in the paper.
• All these interesting details are embalmed in the poetic correspondence of Madame Deshoulieres, in which every dish was duly chronicled for the edification of her friends.
• The work of the college and hospital from week to week is also chronicled, so that it is a very good mirror of the many activities of the Grace Church membership.
• Probably few have understood the full meaning of the facts so quietly chronicled.
• Every nook in London, with its memories and points of interest, has been chronicled in a form that is accessible to every one.
• Leibnitz, Muratori, and our own great historian, Gibbon, have traced the lineage and chronicled the family incidents of this ducal house.
• Many of these actors have been chronicled either for the invention of some comic character, or for their true imitation of nature in performing some favourite one.
• We have not here chronicled our experiences and adventures in the form of a diary, but have rather grouped together events and observations.
• But the details which Cardan himself has set down concerning the last few weeks of his life are inconsistent with the facts chronicled by De Thou.
• His death and burial had been already chronicled, and were he now to reappear, he could reappear only as a ghost.
• Few books made Claude feel so sad as the books which chronicled the genius of men submitted to the conditions which prevail in the ardent struggle for life.
• Abdul-Aziz, Musa’s noble son, whose sad fate we have chronicled, had been given the control of Southern Spain, with his head-quarters in Seville.
• As the army advanced into Virginia, every movement was carefully chronicled.
• Relics of antiquity, in themselves most interesting and instructive, become doubly so when they have belonged to individuals whose deeds are chronicled in history.
• Indeed these last facts have been religiously kept secret until chronicled here.
• During this fermenting period he chronicled much wet and some cold weather.
• But their deeds have been chronicled both in heaven and among men, and the heroes still live in the admiration of posterity.
• Nor is its decay chronicled in any mood of tender pathos.
• Until now, as already chronicled, she had remained in house or garden, prey to an apathy which, while not amounting to definite ill-health, refused interest and exertion.
• Recently there was chronicled the formation in Winnipeg of a Syrian Liberal Club and a Syrian Conservative Club.
• His adventures are numerous, and he hears many strange stories, the latter being chronicled as episodes in the record of his experiences.
• The historians of America are a goodly company, scarcely less worthy than the champions whose deeds they have chronicled.
• Every sensational, exceptional fact was not only chronicled, but widely circulated.
• It is hardly necessary to say here that the Herald warmly espoused the cause of the Union, and that the events of that stirring period were faithfully chronicled in its columns.
• He knew that the pomp of war, if often sung by poets, is oftener chronicled in hell.
• They chronicled the various wars of the King of England, and it was from them that the little hall took its name of the Painted Room.
• Their comings and goings are chronicled in the newspapers, and their names are familiar.
• The first twenty-four hours were full of successive surprises, which ought to have been chronicled on the spot and at the time.
• The reader attends tournaments, of which every blow and every fall are chronicled.

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