Chronological
Chronological adjective - Relating to or arranged according to temporal order.
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Regular and chronological are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Regular" instead an adjective "Chronological".
Regular
Regular adjective - Appearing or occurring repeatedly from time to time.
Chronological and regular are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Chronological" instead an adjective "Regular".
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Film Noir: Put in chronological order, the film's events are that of a fairly straightforward Noir plot of a regular guy turned sap (and, quite potentially, fall guy).
Source: Film / Memento -
He mostly seems like a regular flesh and blood human with his mother's gem in his stomach, but he can shapeshift and fuse, and "So Many Birthdays" shows that his physical age is dependent on his state of mind and not his actual chronological age.
Source: Ambiguously Human - A 2-disc version, with its tracklist in regular chronological order, is also available
Source: Greatest Hits Album
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