chronicler
pronunciation
How to pronounce chronicler in British English:
UK ['krɒnɪklə(r)]
How to pronounce chronicler in American English:
US ['krɒnɪklə(r)]
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- Noun:
- someone who writes chronicles
Word Origin
- chronicler (n.)
- early 15c., agent noun from chronicle (v.).
Example
- 1. 1760 B.c. a historical survey of oxen pricing is stamped onto a clay tablet by urglat the chronicler , chief scribe in hammurabi 's court .
- 2. The most gifted chronicler of america 's tormented and fascinating south .
- 3. In touch apparently has become the official chronicler of american bedding .
- 4. The chronicler sets down every detail , believing all to be of ultimate significance .
- 5. Mr hiro is a prolific chronicler of india and the islamic world .