Chroniclers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHRONICLERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CHRONICLER, one who composes a chronicle
• a person who writes accounts of important or historical events
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a historical account of events arranged in order of time usually without analysis or interpretation

Words related to CHRONICLERS

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How to use CHRONICLERS in a sentence

• The course of this invasion has been minutely described by contemporary chroniclers.
• The battle of Lincoln was preceded by a trifling incident to which the chroniclers have attached importance.
• In fact, the repeated endeavors of the chroniclers to assign a location to these fabulous residences, have led to no result other than most admired disorder and confusion.
• For instance, I have quoted in this chapter the evidence of the Spanish chroniclers to the purity of the teaching attributed to Bochica.
• I was sure Cecily was not uninteresting, but her chroniclers were.
• Thither Peter appears to have followed him, though the spot in which their meeting took place is not stated with any precision by ancient chroniclers or modern historians.
• The Bishop of Liege came thither with a magnificent train, mounted, says the chroniclers, on two hundred white horses.
• The chroniclers describe how wild a scene of confusion reigned in London that evening.
• Many a legend and anecdote do such chroniclers relate, when the family, with whom they rest for the night, are all seated around the winter hearth.
• The obvious, every-day things that are easily believed are much the most likely to be untenable reports or the day dreams of imaginative chroniclers.
• The people clung to her, kissing her knees and feet, and, according to the old chroniclers, behaved as if God Himself had appeared among them.
• The chroniclers tell how a terrific storm burst over the cathedral at this moment, to the terror of the whole congregation, including the Legate, and lasted for fifteen days.
• This is the story which some of the old chroniclers tell.
• In 177 the kingdom passed into the hands of Tamil monarchs who were not Buddhists, although the chroniclers praise their justice and the respect which they showed to the Church.
• This mesa is the one called Tonati by the chroniclers, while by the Coras it is called Nayariti, and the whole sierra derived its name from it.
• So much so that contemporary chroniclers spoke of Pisa as without walls, and attributed her safety to the valor of her citizens and the multitude of her towers.
• Such is the story of this curious affair, as told by the chroniclers.
• As to the seizure of Constantine and his subsequent execution, the chroniclers agree.
• They had no intention of writing for posterity, and were the mere chroniclers of what they had heard from others and seen for themselves.
• Evidently none of these worthy chroniclers had seen the jewelled table except in the eye of fancy, which gave it what shape and form best fitted its far-famed splendor.
• Her oldest chroniclers were devoid of any critical sense, for the early legends concerning her they relate as facts.
• Although one of the old chroniclers calls it a church of stone, it is quite uncertain what were the materials, size, or architectural character of this edifice.
• All this information went into his journals and would have been of priceless value had not the Jesuits who came later proved to be such untiring chroniclers of every detail.
• On the other hand, the scenes of debauchery which a few chroniclers have described were not typical of the colony the year round.
• The missionaries have not been as fortunate in their chroniclers as they deserve.
• The chroniclers and memoir-writers are more communicative than those of the succeeding age.
• The oldest ballads extant on this affair were current in 1550, and show traces of the reading of Froissart and the English chroniclers.
• The feet of the Crucified One had pressed its ruined streets and His devoted chroniclers had not failed to set it down in their illuminated gospels.
• I have heard some chroniclers attribute the discord to an affair of love and jealousy.
• Certainly, Bourrienne is the last and most unreliable of all the chroniclers that may be quoted when writing a history of the Emperor.

Similar words containing CHRONICLER without suffix s

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