Chrono

Continuing for a long time; opposite of acute

• Chronic

• Chronicle

• Chronological

• Synchronized

A written record of events

• Chronotherapy

• Chronic

• Chronicle

• Anachronism

Arrange in order of time of occurrence:

• Chronograph

• Chronometer

• Chronological

• Chronic

An instrument that registers or graphically records time intervals, such as the duration of an event.

• Synchronized

• Anachronism

• Chronometer

• Chronotherapy

To occur at the same time; be simultaneous.

• Chronicle

• Synchronize

• Chronological

• Geochronology

A person or thing that belongs or seems to belong to another time.

• Anachronism

• Chronometer

• Chronograph

• Synchronize

An exceptionally precise timepiece.

• Chronometer

• Chronic

• Chronotherapy

• Anachronism

An endeavour to readjust the body clock to enable a person to wake up earlier by going to sleep later and later every day until the required waking hour is achieved.

• Chronotherapy

• Geochronology

• Chronological

• Chronometer

The chronology of the Earth's history as determined by geologic events.

• Geochronology

• Chronotherapy

• Chronological

• Chronometer