Chronological
Chronological adjective - Relating to or arranged according to temporal order.
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Synonyms for Chronological
Later and chronological are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Later" instead an adjective "Chronological".
Later
Later adjective - Being, occurring, or carried out at a time after something else.
Chronological and later are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Chronological" instead an adjective "Later".
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Related pairs
- following and chronological
- following and later
- after and chronological
- after and later
- next and chronological
- next and later
- subsequent and chronological
- subsequent and later
- successive and chronological
- successive and later
- consecutive and chronological
- consecutive and later
- succeeding and chronological
- succeeding and later
Both words in one sentence
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Later collections have simply printed the four stories in chronological order with their titles reinstated.
Source: Creator / Cordwainer Smith -
A later edition was overseen by Malcolm Cowley based on Fitzgerald's notes and released in 1951 (among other things, it tells events in chronological order) - it was less favourably received.
Source: Literature / Tender Is the Night -
The blog opens up with two posts from much later in the story, then goes into the past, then returns to the present and remains (mostly) chronological for a while.
Source: Blog / Mephi
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