1. arranged or organized in the order of time; placed in chronological sequence
Usage: British spelling (American: chronologized); past tense and past participle of chronologise

Examples

• The historian chronologised the ancient documents to establish a clear timeline.
• Events were chronologised according to when they occurred.
• She chronologised the family letters to trace the genealogy.
• The museum chronologised the artifacts from oldest to newest.
• After chronologising the data, the pattern became obvious.