timeline
/ˈtaɪmˌlaɪn/
noun
- A visual or written representation showing the order in which events happened or are planned to happen.
- On the museum wall, a timeline showed the history of space exploration.
- The project manager created a timeline for each phase of the construction.
- The teacher asked us to draw a timeline of the major events of the American Revolution.
- A schedule or plan that shows when tasks or milestones should be completed.
- We need to set a clear timeline for finishing the report.
- If we stick to the timeline, the software will be ready by June.
- The wedding timeline includes the ceremony, photos, and reception.
- A chronological sequence of events in a person's life or in history.
- The app lets you view your photo timeline by year.
- The documentary followed the timeline of the civil rights movement.
- Her personal timeline includes graduating college, starting a job, and getting married.
Synonyms
verb
- To arrange or schedule events in a chronological order or according to a plan.
- The editor timelined the scenes of the movie in the correct order.
- She timelined her study sessions to prepare for the final exam.
- We need to timeline the marketing campaign to launch before the holidays.