annalistic

/,ænə'listik/
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annalistic

The historian writes an annalistic account of the city's founding.

Definition

Adjective: - Relating to or characteristic of annals: Describes something that follows the form or method of annals, which are historical records of events arranged in yearly chronological order. - Presented in a chronicle or year-by-year format: Used to describe narratives, accounts, or approaches that organize information sequentially by year.

Usage

The adjective "annalistic" is used to describe a specific method of historical recording or presentation. It is a formal, academic term. - It typically modifies nouns like "record", "history", "approach", "method", "tradition", or "style". - It describes the form of a work, not necessarily its quality or accuracy.

Examples
  • The medieval chronicle provides an annalistic account of the kingdom's wars and successions.
  • His research adopted an annalistic framework, listing key discoveries year by year.
  • While detailed, the annalistic narrative sometimes lacks deeper thematic analysis.
Advanced Usage
  • Annalistic History: A specific genre of historiography focused on recording events year-by-year, often associated with ancient Roman or medieval chronicles.
    • The work is a prime example of annalistic history from the 12th century.
Variants and Related Words
  • Annals (n): A historical record of events, arranged in chronological order, typically year by year.
    • The annals of the society date back to 1801.
  • Annalist (n): A person who writes annals; a chronicler.
    • The annalist meticulously recorded each year's events.
Synonyms
  • Chronicle (adj): Relating to a factual written account of events in order of time.
  • Chronological: Arranged in the order of time.
  • Historical: Of or concerning history; based on past events.
Antonyms
  • Analytical: Employing logical reasoning to examine elements in detail (focuses on cause/effect rather than simple chronology).
  • Thematic: Organized according to subjects or topics rather than time.
  • Synthetic: Combining ideas or information into a coherent whole.
annalistic

The historian writes an annalistic account of the city's founding.

Adjective
  1. relating to annals
    • a book with an annalistic approach

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