Chronological

What do we mean by chronological?

Arranged in order of time of occurrence. adjective

Relating to or in accordance with chronology. adjective

Relating to chronology; containing an account of events in the order of time; according to the order of time: as, a chronological table or narrative; a chronological arrangement of works of art.

In order of time from the earliest to the latest adjective

In units of time. adjective

Relating to or arranged according to temporal order adjective

Relating to time, or units of time.

In order of time from the earliest to the latest.

Adj. - Derived from the word "chronic" - Often used in describing nights of excessive drinking. 1) Of a nature that is chronic 2) Awesome, super, neat-o, or sweet 3) describes a night where you drink so much you black out. Urban Dictionary

Schedule of events Urban Dictionary

A man who will haunt your dreams at night. He often spends his days thinking about Chiam Blaster, and showing up in places you’d least expect. Urban Dictionary

The science of predicting the future, or the actual travel forwards through time to witness it. Urban Dictionary

My personal time machine records current events more accurately than any other source on earth. When tested for accuracy my clock will always be right on time. presently the time is now and now is the time. Imagine you read this and ten seconds elapsed. It is not ten seconds after now, it is still now and your imagination has fooled you. Don't be the fool who questions the accuracy of my time machine. Urban Dictionary

From the number of years she'd been on the planet the advantages over her younger colleagues was obvious. Age is an enhancement. Urban Dictionary

A younger person having respect for an older person that might know more than they do simply by the realization that the older person has been on the planet longer than they have. ... Keep up with me kiddies... Respect for your elders. 'nuff said. Urban Dictionary

When someone is obsessed with a famous person / actor /actress and stalks them through out the internet by watching all their works from start to end and knowing even the most minute details they themselves were not aware of . watching every movie or tv they starred in even if they came just for few frames in the movie. Urban Dictionary

Chronologically challenged definition: to be unable to calculate time. To be unable to say how long ago something was. When did you see bob? I think t was like 2-3 weeks ago. bob aid it was yesterday. oh, he is probably right, sorry I am chronologically challenged. Urban Dictionary

1) a term used to describe one who keeps his/her lies in order of when they were invented. 2) also used by people who are too ignorant to know that they mean "pathological liar". Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to chronological:
chronological, phonological, chronologic, phrenological, unchronological.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word chronological:
evian, fieldwork, alphabetical, chronology, order, timeline, thematic, polling, decommissioned, list, postponed, summary, overview, listing, sequence, tables, bold, gaps, statutes, halfway, missed, ships, showing, narrative, classical, ordering, date, dates, uncertain, displayed, elimination, phases, geographical, cut, volumes, commissioned, percentage, framework, disc, saints, indicates, bce, span, legion, publication, recent, events, comprises, evolution, survey, writings, dynasty, launched, compiled, opposed, table, kings, dated, dating, earliest, lists, scheduled, difficulties.

Words that rhyme with chronological:
ontological, pathological, pedagogical, logical, psychological, biological, physiological, ideological, eschatological, ecological, scatological, neurological, illogical, teleological, technological, meteorological, archaeological, morphological, deontological, theological, dermatological, geological, archeological, sociological, methodological, pharmacological, zoological, epidemiological, mythological, phonological, etymological, anthropological, astrological, radiological, gynecological, topological, biotechnological, immunological, serological, ornithological, toxicological, seismological, virological.

Adjectives that are often used to describe chronological:
more, geographical, same, different, broad, historical, certain, strict, precise, reverse, logical, general, much, wide, proper, simple, exact, specific, only, various, considerable, main, non, similar, detailed, mere, less, topical, brief, traditional, particular, clear, spatial, distinct, narrow, alphabetical, possible, complete, definite, rough, wider, basic, geographic, close, correct, significant, obvious, careful, broader, functional, biographical, straightforward, regional, relative, average, separate, coherent, serious, limited, accurate, cultural, numerical, vast, physiological, useful, tentative, arrangement, comparable, appropriate, somewhat, formal, archaeological, conventional, apparent, rigid, excellent.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective chronological:
age, order, table, list, time, sequence, record, tables, history, narrative, periods, survey, arrangement, period, summary, ages, position, succession, point, chart, listing, account, coverage, development, difficulties, priority, presentation, approach, grounds, resume, data, phases, lists, biography, distribution, index, description, divisions, stages, bibliography, framework, sequences, view, considerations, differences, sections, events, notes, accuracy, date, series, course, significance, details, catalogue, review, story, fashion, precision, aging, outline, placement, continuity, implications, statement, citations, confusion, file, discussion, backtracking, indications, precedence, limits, classification, scheme, progression, errors, records.

Words that sound like chronological:
chronological, chronologically, chronologic, chronological age, phrenological, cosmological, ethnological, enological, scatalogical, scatological.