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chronology

noun as in timetable

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Example Sentences

We have pieced together the tragic chronology of what happened next.

From BBC

"We have not had any clear chronology from Sinn Féin about the things they knew and when they knew them and crucially what they did to safeguard children because we can’t lose sight of that what this is about," she said.

From BBC

The exact chronology of events is blurred by the way Morrison jumps around in time, but when Jonathan tests positive for COVID, no one suspects that in two weeks he’ll be on a ventilator.

I think that Donald Trump is a man who is in his 70s and has issues with his memory and has issues remembering the chronology of events and remembering people and their names.

From Salon

He struggled with the chronology of events, particularly some of the events that happened in the White House.

From Salon

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

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