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chronicle

Definition for chronicle

noun as in account, narrative

verb as in report, recount

Strongest matches

narrate, relate

Strong matches

enter, record, register, tell

Weak match

set down

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Example Sentences

The large cast contains so many magnificent voices that I would love to report in detail about the performers who in “Four Black Dragons” vividly chronicle the growing military menace.

After reading the letters, Anolik ditched her plans to revise “Hollywood’s Eve,” pivoting instead to write “Didion & Babitz,” an essential chronicle of a literary friendship.

The city’s voters, the Chronicle says, have grown “dissatisfied amid intertwined crises of drug addiction, property crime, homelessness and an economic decline downtown.”

From Slate

The leaking of the documents – to Britain’s Jewish Chronicle and Germany’s tabloid Bild - came at a crucial time for hostage negotiations.

From BBC

“He said, ‘I just don’t understand why you want a colored man’s music in a film with no negros,’” Jones told the San Francisco Chronicle in a 2008 interview.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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