Definition of “chronological”

Admit you're pulling my leg or tell me the whole story in chronological order.

At first, the questions are general, as he establishes a chronological order for everything that happened after Malta.

Attempts to ration such care on the grounds of the fair innings argument or by chronological age are flawed.

He was clearly a bright kid and well above average in his classes, and way above his chronological age in spelling and reading.

I carefully arrange each cork on the table in chronological order.

In his second question, Mr Harrison asked if the chronological summary of Mr Zaoui was drawn from publicly available sources.

In this show, the Pre-Raphaelite period is given only its chronological portion.

Or to arrange in chronological order the last five chairmen of the BBC.

There was not enough emphasis on history as chronological study.