1. to arrange events or items in the order in which they occurred; to establish or determine the chronological sequence of
Usage: British spelling (American: chronologizes); third person singular present tense

Examples

• The historian chronologises the ancient documents to create a clear timeline of events.
• She chronologises the photographs in the archive by year and month.
• The museum curator chronologises the artifacts to help visitors understand the civilization's development.
• He chronologises the letters to trace the relationship between the two authors.
• The research team chronologises the geological samples to understand Earth's history.