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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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So it was bittersweet to this fiercely ambitious author that writing fame arrived with “The Snow Leopard,” his 1978 chronicle of a two-month trek to the Tibetan Plateau of the Himalayas.

Part exploration of his relationship with his father and part chronicle of the lessons he’s learned from running, Mr. Thompson captures the highs and lows of setting and pursuing difficult goals.

Austen, Batey argues, chronicled these “cross currents” in taste and feeling in her fiction.

“Bread of Angels” marks Smith’s latest literary endeavor, chronicling her life in full.

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It took a satirical American novel chronicling capitalism’s crushing effects on a schlubby, middle-age dad to reunite them for Oscar submission “No Other Choice.”

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