Chronicle is valid Scrabble Word

Is chronicle a scrabble word?
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9 letters word
16 points in Scrabble
19 points in WWF

Definitions for CHRONICLE in dictionary:

VERB:

to record as a chronicle
record (a series of events) in a factual and detailed way
To record in a history or chronicle; to record; to register.
record in chronological order; make a historical record
record in or as if in a chronicle

NOUN:

a record of events
a factual written account of important or historical events in the order of their occurrence
a fictitious or factual work describing a series of events
record of events in order of occurrence
An historical register or account of facts or events disposed in the order of time.

A narrative of events; a history; a record.
The two canonical books of the Old Testament in which immediately follow 2 Kings.
a record or narrative description of past events

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a historical account of events arranged in order of time usually without analysis or interpretation

Words related to CHRONICLE

chronicled18 chronicler17 chroniclers18 chronicles17 chronicling19

Words that contain CHRONICLE

chronicled18 chronicler17 chronicles17 chroniclers18 unchronicled20

How to use CHRONICLE in a sentence

Our most important prose work of this age is the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, which was revised and enlarged by Alfred, and which was continued for more than two centuries.
Perry, of the Morning Chronicle, was equally pleasant, with a dash, no slight one either, of the courtier.
Only the monks of Melrose still carried on their chronicle as far as 1169.
As he also, unfortunately, did not keep a journal, I must depend on the testimony of others, and on his own recollections in later years for a chronicle of his struggles.
When an enlightened and executive or speculative man is an obvious part of the history of his own times, his chronicle must have a certain significance and value.
This is not a school-girl love story I am writing, but the chronicle of my life.
The Morning Chronicle provided him an ample income.
Delamere wished to sell some timber which had been cut at Belleview, and sent Tom down to the Chronicle office to leave an advertisement.
PRELIMINARY DISCOURSE TO THE LONDON CHRONICLE, JANUARY 1, 1757.
Madame Recamier subsequently left Lyons for Italy, and the next new admirer whose attentions we have to chronicle is Canova.

It would be tedious to chronicle the stages of our progress, the hopes and fears, the anxieties and suspense, which in turn laid hold of me.
This chronicle would scarcely be complete without a specimen or two of the many communications she received from prisoners at home and from convicts abroad.
The Jesuit chronicle of events for 1627-28 has much of interest.
The woman was never mentioned to him again, nor need she trouble us further in the telling of our chronicle.
Returning to my daily record, after a lapse of some hours, I have a new mystery of iniquity to chronicle.
Yet such was the ardor for study at this time, that Speed in his Chronicle informs us, there were then thirty thousand students in the university of Oxford alone.
As long as I am able to chronicle the best results as a competent teacher of voice, which has been my vocation for over thirty years, I will be content.
Did Fred Ripley truly make good? What else happened? These and various other burning questions must now be answered in the chronicle of the time to which they belonged.
But Miss Jean unfolded like the pages of an absorbing chronicle, and gave me the history of my old acquaintances in the valley.
What became of him in the City it is hardly the province of this chronicle to tell.
He was now an under-editor on The Chronicle, which had developed from the old Dramatic Chronicle, into a daily newspaper.
Geganius Macerinus 1st, Macerinus 2d, and Proculus Macerinus 3d, of whom the Chronicle of Haolander speaks.
But he probably had it from Caxton, who uses nearly the words of the prose chronicle.
There are two events in my life that this chronicle will not fully record.
Whenever one comes to confidential terms with an unmarried woman, of course, she favours one with a long chronicle of the men she has refused to marry, greatly to their grief.
But none of the translated extracts from the Burmese Chronicle afford corroboration.
Bruce checks his chronology by an eclipse which took place in 1553, and which the Abyssinian chronicle assigns to the 13th year of Claudius.
In this faithful chronicle of our parish I must tell of our boundaries as I know them.
Late that night my wife lay sleeping, and I sat beside her bed and read in the Chronicle of Jacques Sorgue.
Places and rivers which had not been named in the chronicle of the war since October of the previous year now emerged from their obscurity.
On Friday morning they split forces again, the Examiner retaining the use of the Tribune plant and the Call and Chronicle issuing from the office of the Oakland Herald.
So that I prefer to make no chronicle for that gap of time, to tell only one cardinal incident of the ten months I spent as an intimate of these half-humanised brutes.

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