Chronologically

/ˌkrɒnəˈlɒdʒɪkli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In the order that events occurred in time.

The events of the novel are presented chronologically, allowing the reader to follow the plot easily.

In a sequential manner based on time.

The historian arranged the documents chronologically to provide a clear timeline of events.

Following the sequence of time from past to present.

To explain the development of the theory, he laid out the key discoveries chronologically.

Arranged according to the dates of occurrence.

The timeline illustrated the wars chronologically, highlighting their impact on world history.

From 'chrono-' meaning time and '-logical' meaning relating to.

chronological order

An arrangement of events in the order they occurred.

chronological timeline

A visual representation of events in chronological order.

chronological narrative

A story told in the sequence events happened.

chronology

The science of arranging events in their order of occurrence in time.

chronological age

A person's age measured in years from birth.

Timelines

We need to stick to the timelines to keep everything chronological.

On schedule

If we stay on schedule and work chronologically, we’ll finish early.