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Definition of historically in English: historicallyadverb hɪˈstɒrɪkli 1With reference to past events. a historically accurate picture of the time Example sentencesExamples - I have read up other sources too and have tried to be as historically accurate as possible.
- More competent players can pit their wits against the masters of the past in historically accurate face-offs.
- Nanaimo has historically made headlines on the basis of its lucrative coal and fishing industries.
- You don't really want a word that people have historically used to exclude you anyway.
- Although this book is historically accurate, it is not a history book.
- The guides boast that they have done a lot of serious research, and suggest the talk they give is historically accurate.
- I'm not so sure about the differences between the two events, historically or culturally.
- Our two countries are bound together historically by common values and experience.
- Every costume, battle and death has to be carefully scripted and planned in order for the day to be historically accurate.
- How historically accurate is the game with respect to the sides and the actual events of the war?
- Perhaps inspiration derives from current events, so that historically turbulent times would be more rich.
- Having said that, they also have historically built up their army for land defense.
- The general tendency historically has been to drain wetlands and convert them to dry land if they got in the way.
- This may be because the area has generally low levels of deprivation and historically low death rates.
- Each sketch is an individual work of art and represents a historically accurate reflection of a time past.
- Treaties and custom have historically been the main methods of creating binding international law.
- Other health benefits historically ascribed to wine were unproven and mostly optimistic.
- It might not have been historically accurate, but it was spectacular.
- Inland flooding in turn is historically the largest cause of loss of life in Hurricane events.
- Third, race historically played a key role in southern politics in general and criminal justice in particular.
Synonyms normally, generally, habitually, customarily, standardly, routinely, regularly, typically, ordinarily, commonly, conventionally, traditionally, historically - 1.1sentence adverb In the past.
historically, government policy has favoured urban dwellers Example sentencesExamples - However, historically, audit offices have their origins in the integrity function.
- The visual style, intellectually a bit feeble, was, historically, surprisingly robust.
- Oral tradition is helpful, historically, but it's weaker than other forms of evidence.
- However, the good people of Britain must realise that, historically, it can take up to two years to mobilise them.
Definition of historically in US English: historicallyadverb 1With reference to past events. a historically accurate picture of the time Example sentencesExamples - More competent players can pit their wits against the masters of the past in historically accurate face-offs.
- Nanaimo has historically made headlines on the basis of its lucrative coal and fishing industries.
- The guides boast that they have done a lot of serious research, and suggest the talk they give is historically accurate.
- Each sketch is an individual work of art and represents a historically accurate reflection of a time past.
- Treaties and custom have historically been the main methods of creating binding international law.
- Perhaps inspiration derives from current events, so that historically turbulent times would be more rich.
- Having said that, they also have historically built up their army for land defense.
- Third, race historically played a key role in southern politics in general and criminal justice in particular.
- This may be because the area has generally low levels of deprivation and historically low death rates.
- Every costume, battle and death has to be carefully scripted and planned in order for the day to be historically accurate.
- Other health benefits historically ascribed to wine were unproven and mostly optimistic.
- You don't really want a word that people have historically used to exclude you anyway.
- Inland flooding in turn is historically the largest cause of loss of life in Hurricane events.
- How historically accurate is the game with respect to the sides and the actual events of the war?
- It might not have been historically accurate, but it was spectacular.
- The general tendency historically has been to drain wetlands and convert them to dry land if they got in the way.
- Our two countries are bound together historically by common values and experience.
- I'm not so sure about the differences between the two events, historically or culturally.
- I have read up other sources too and have tried to be as historically accurate as possible.
- Although this book is historically accurate, it is not a history book.
Synonyms normally, generally, habitually, customarily, standardly, routinely, regularly, typically, ordinarily, commonly, conventionally, traditionally, historically - 1.1sentence adverb In the past.
historically, government policy has favored urban dwellers Example sentencesExamples - However, historically, audit offices have their origins in the integrity function.
- However, the good people of Britain must realise that, historically, it can take up to two years to mobilise them.
- Oral tradition is helpful, historically, but it's weaker than other forms of evidence.
- The visual style, intellectually a bit feeble, was, historically, surprisingly robust.
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