chronicler — a person who writes accounts of historical events in the order in which they happened
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a person who writes accounts of historical events in the order in which they happened
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈkrɑːnɪklər/
Korean meaning: 역사적 사건들을 시간 순서대로 기록하는 사람, 연대기 작가
Korean pronunciation: **크라**니클러
Example Sentences
- The village chronicler was famous for adding gossip between historical facts.
- As the kingdom's chronicler, she had to make even the most boring royal meetings sound epic.
- The chronicler's detailed records helped historians understand life in the 15th century.
chronicler
NOUN//ˈkrɑːnɪklər//
a person who writes accounts of historical events in the order in which they happened
A monk chronicler carefully records historical events in chronological order
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The chronicler records the traveler's tales, becoming an unraveler of history's mysteries!
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Origin
From Greek 'chronos' meaning time, through Latin 'chronicum' and Old French 'chronique' meaning chronicle or historical record.
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“The village chronicler was famous for adding gossip between historical facts.”
“As the kingdom's chronicler, she had to make even the most boring royal meetings sound epic.”
“The chronicler's detailed records helped historians understand life in the 15th century.”
“Every dynasty needs a chronicler to make their boring tax policies sound heroic.”
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