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unchronological

unchronological adjective: not chronological.

Adjective

unchronological (comparative more unchronological, superlative most unchronological)

  1. Not chronological.
    • One of Ford's best effects in unchronological narration comes from having Dowell tell the same story twice in order 'to render those superimposed emotions'.1915, Thomas C. Moser, The Good Soldier

Forms of unchronological

comparativemore unchronological
superlativemost unchronological

Origin of unchronological

From un- + chronological.

Words formed from unchronological

Questions about unchronological

What does unchronological mean?
Unchronological means not chronological.
What part of speech is unchronological?
Unchronological is an adjective.

Words near unchronological in the dictionary

  1. unchristly
  2. unchristmassy
  3. unchromatinized
  4. unchromed
  5. unchronicled
  6. unchronological
  7. unchronologically
  8. unchuffed
  9. unchummy
  10. unchunkable
  11. unchunked

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