Synonyms for chronological
ˌkrɒn lˈɒdʒ ɪ kəlchrono·log·i·cal

Princeton's WordNet

1. chronologicaladjective

   relating to or arranged according to temporal order

   "chronological age"

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1. List of paraphrases for "chronological":

   time-series, historical, timeline

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1. Ann Cavera:

   I have a theory. There is no such thing as age. Life is a gift that is given and can be taken at any moment, regardless of chronological age, so, in my view, everyone on the planet is the same age. We are all ‘this day old,’ because this day is the only thing I have.

2. Jeff Weaver:

   Anybody who follows Bernie Sanders for one day and sees his schedule, and how rigorous it is, and how he drives everybody around him, works them into the ground with the amount of work and energy he has, I think they would understand that his chronological age is just not really a measure of his true age, bernie Sanders is an extremely energetic and vigorous person, and has more energy, I would say, than people half his age.

3. Alexander Herzen:

   Human development is a form of chronological unfairness, since late-comers are able to profit by the labors of their predecessors without paying the same price.

4. Abby Robinson:

   If you don't put them in chronological order, there remains a mystery about them, you don't have to know me to appreciate the pictures.

5. Corey Lewandowski:

   I think if you had to put them in a chronological order, drain the swamp is probably somewhere down at the bottom as opposed to getting tax reform done , making sure middle-class people have more jobs, making sure we’re renegotiating our bad trade deals.