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Meanings of chronicler in anglès
Usage of chronicler in anglès
1
What strikes its chronicler most is the general demoralization of the town.
2
Madame d'Haussonville naturally suggests to the chronicler the sharpest sort of contrasts.
3
The old chronicler remarks briefly: For our sins unknown peoples have appeared.
4
Philippe de Comines, the chronicler, enters into the service of Louis XI.
5
The Euahlayi are a sympathetic people, and have found a sympathetic chronicler.
6
A mere chronicler of events he would hardly have cared to be.
7
The not over-veracious chronicler, however, is here drawing largely upon his imagination.
8
With her camera, Dorothea Lange was the inimitable chronicler of American life.
9
And here we cease to be Raggles's translator and become his chronicler.
10
John, moreover, claims to be not only a chronicler but a witness.
11
How could a faithful chronicler but tell his story as it is?
12
A contemporary chronicler gave some idea of the way prices rose.
13
The chronicler repeatedly refers to it in his memoirs as the Golden Age.
14
The chronicler is eloquent in his detailed description of all the royal doings.
15
To the chronicler God is the true Actor in human affairs.
16
To quote the language of an old chronicler of the voyage:
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Translations for chronicler
portuguès
català
Chronicler through the time
Chronicler across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common