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Often used in the same context:
history,
pantheon,
lore,
lexicon,
infamy,
pinnacle,
firmament,
sagas,
footnote,
dustbin,
realm,
folklore,
greats,
legend,
triumphs,
epoch,
era,
unforgotten,
parlance,
legacies,
epitaph,
feats,
ignominy,
mire,
travesties,
oblivion,
excrescence,
zenith,
zaniest,
headiest,
finis,
mark,
apogee,
byword,
rans,
panjandrum,
obscurity,
cesspit,
immortals,
rubbish heap,
forbearer,
titans,
apotheosis,
slimiest,
fountainhead,
chronicler,
aeon,
subgenre,
daftest,
worsts,
achievements,
putridity,
truism,
preeminence,
unwept,
trash heap,
heroes,
trailblazing,
luminary,
record,
compendiums,
chapter,
fieriest,
annal,
forevermore,
laughingstock,
milestone,
desuetude,
dramatis personae,
tawdriest,
wackiest,
firsts,
vernacular,
doyen,
epic,
posterity,
echelon,
ghastliness,
mockeries,
crucible,
encyclopaedic,
trailblazer,
colossus,
dark ages,
dynasties,
nadir,
belles lettres,
beginnings,
accomplishments,
forerunner,
pioneers,
inconsequence,
anecdotage,
jurisprudence,
bastion,
ineptitude,
filmdom,
irrelevance,
twilight zone,
ashcan,
disgraces,
fabulists,
chronicles,
annalists,
historv,
chroniclers,
annalist,
hagiography,
historians,
drama,
historiographers,
tradition,
cartographers,
historian,
literature,
traditions,
chronicle,
classics,
heritage
Appears in the definition of:
annalist,
annalistic
More general:
account,
chronicle,
history,
journal,
story
Synonyms:
chronological record
Also try:
— Adjectives for annals:
american,
psychiatric,
early,
chinese,
irish,
military,
political,
short,
literary,
ancient,
english,
more...
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