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- adverb Without
chronological order; in anachronological manner
Etymologies
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Examples
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Magic vies with technology in this exuberant adventure comedy, which unfolds achronologically in a series of zany, effects-laden vignettes.
Chicago Reader 2010
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"Gray's Greatest Hits," but it avoids this adeptly by exhibiting how Gray addressed the same subjects differently, achronologically, through his monologues and many interviews.
Film School Rejects Landon Palmer 2010
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"Gray's Greatest Hits," but it avoids this adeptly by exhibiting how Gray addressed the same subjects differently, achronologically, through his monologues and many interviews.
Film School Rejects Landon Palmer 2010
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"Gray's Greatest Hits," but it avoids this adeptly by exhibiting how Gray addressed the same subjects differently, achronologically, through his monologues and many interviews.
Film School Rejects Landon Palmer 2010
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"Gray's Greatest Hits," but it avoids this adeptly by exhibiting how Gray addressed the same subjects differently, achronologically, through his monologues and many interviews.
Film School Rejects Landon Palmer 2010
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"Gray's Greatest Hits," but it avoids this adeptly by exhibiting how Gray addressed the same subjects differently, achronologically, through his monologues and many interviews.
Film School Rejects Landon Palmer 2010
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"Gray's Greatest Hits," but it avoids this adeptly by exhibiting how Gray addressed the same subjects differently, achronologically, through his monologues and many interviews.
Film School Rejects Landon Palmer 2010
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