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chronicles

Pronunciation: [ˈkrɒnɪkəlz]

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Learn how to use chronicles in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “history”

(noun) A chronicle is a detailed account or record of historical events in the order they happened. It's like a storybooks that tells us what happened in the past, step by step.

Example

The chronicles of ancient Rome tell us about the lives of famous leaders.

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His version of the events was not a true chronicle; it left out many important details.

Example

What do the chronicles say about the founding of our town?

Context: “documenting events”

(verb) To chronicle something means to record or describe events in order. It's like writing a diary, but you are telling about important events that happen, not just your personal feelings.

Example

She chronicles her adventures in a travel blog, sharing every moment of her journey.

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He didn't chronicle his experiences during the trip, so he forgot many details.

Example

How do you plan to chronicle the events of this year?

How to pronounce chronicles

Pronunciation: [ˈkrɒnɪkəlz]

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