CEFR B2

chronological sequence

noun phrase

Meaning

Events or items arranged in the order in which they occurred or were created.

The museum displayed the artifacts in chronological sequence, starting with the earliest discoveries.
Please present your findings in a clear chronological sequence.

Synonyms: timeline, order of events, succession, progression

noun phrase

Pronunciation: ˌkrɒnəˈlɒdʒɪkl ˈsiːkwəns

Events or items arranged in the order in which they occurred or were created.

The museum displayed the artifacts in chronological sequence, starting with the earliest discoveries.
Please present your findings in a clear chronological sequence.
The documentary followed the chronological sequence of the artist's career.

in chronological sequence (prepositional phrase): Arranged according to the order in which events happened. — "The diary entries are presented in chronological sequence."
reverse chronological sequence (prepositional phrase): Arranged starting with the most recent event and ending with the earliest. — "Her resume was listed in reverse chronological sequence."

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