Chronologically is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHRONOLOGICALLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• CHRONOLOGICAL, arranged in order of time, also CHRONOLOGIC
• in a way that follows the order in which events or records occurred
• with respect to chronology
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• of, relating to, or arranged in or according to the order of time; reckoned in units of time

Words related to CHRONOLOGICALLY

chronologic19 chronological21

Words that contain CHRONOLOGICALLY

geochronologically30 dendrochronologically34

How to use CHRONOLOGICALLY in a sentence

• Now first chronologically arranged, revised and enlarged with the Notes of all the Commentators, and new Notes By W.
• They have been arranged, in the main, chronologically.
• POCKET CHART OF BRITISH ARCHITECTURE chronologically arranged, neatly printed in red and black, and containing seventy-five figures, with a Descriptive Manual.
• Chronologically the two former flourished nearly during the same centuries, while Gothic, coming from without, suspended their development.
• The curious reader may find copies of all these messages chronologically set down in this volume.
• Several considerations led us to the resolve of taking our honeymoon experimentally rather than chronologically.
• He told her the situation slowly and with a great deal of detail, chronologically, introducing the Chinese trip at the very end.
• The Spanish poems are presented chronologically, according to the dates of their authors.
• The Spanish-American poems are arranged according to countries and chronologically within those divisions.
• We are, then, to endeavor to study Hinduism chronologically.
• Chronologically in the records, as well as in dependence on theoretical interpretation, the first member of each higher group is characterized by the greater instability.
• I have chosen and arranged chronologically various pieces which interested me and which it seemed possible to translate adequately.
• I shall treat of it in a subsequent chapter, for it is chronologically late.
• Yet the mammoth, chronologically speaking, is but a thing of yesterday.
• It thus appears that they are not placed chronologically in the New Testament.
• Without attempting to sketch chronologically, either this rise or this decline, let us rather direct our efforts to an inquiry into the causes of both the one and the other.
• I THE FORMS AND BACKGROUNDS OF INHERITED CHRISTIANITY Chronologically the point of departure for such a study as this is the decade from 1880 to 1890.
• It is not as yet possible, except very partially, to arrange chronologically the snatches of biography to be gleaned from these stories.
• SHOGHI THE GUARDIAN’S MESSAGES TO LOCAL SPIRITUAL ASSEMBLIES The Assemblies are listed in alphabetical order but their letters are chronologically arranged.
• They are arranged chronologically, with admirable biographical commentary by Sydney Colvin, to whom a great part of them was written.
• These letters are presented chronologically in their entirety.
• ARRANGED CHRONOLOGICALLY BY MONTHS, FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF THOSE WHO WISH TO VERIFY THESE OBSERVATIONS, OR TO USE THEM AS A GUIDE IN THEIR OWN INVESTIGATIONS.
• Again, to follow the theory chronologically still farther forward, St.
• Passed chronologically, they are more apt to follow in the order of their passage.
• But chronologically it comes into the story at this point, and so may as well be immediately told.
• The papers were of various dates from September, 1866, to March, 1867, and were so mixed up that it was impossible to follow the course of events chronologically or consecutively.
• It may, for all we know, be the later of the two beliefs, chronologically.
• Reade lived two years after Trollope, but seems chronologically far before him as a novelist.
• In the index battles, laws, and wars are grouped chronologically under those headings, and also in regular alphabetical order.
• I might perhaps have introduced them into my narrative as nearly as possible at the times to which chronologically they refer.
• The Quotations are arranged Chronologically from the earliest Period to the beginning of the present Century.
• Boys mature physically rather than chronologically.
• This makes the age standard a poor guess, because a boy may be physically fourteen when he is chronologically eleven, and vice versa.
• The tales are arranged chronologically, forming a somewhat irregular series from the earliest records to those of a comparatively modern date.
• Solomon John, too, suggested it would be better, chronologically, to visit Plymouth on their return from Egypt, after they had seen the earliest things.
• The difficulty is that though united logically they are often widely separated chronologically.

Similar words containing CHRONOLOGICAL without suffix ly

chronological21 unchronological23 geochronological25 nonchronological24 geochronologically30 glottochronological28 dendrochronological29 dendrochronologically34

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