What is another word for historical?
Pronunciation:
[ hɪstˈɒɹɪkə͡l], [ hɪstˈɒɹɪkəl], [ h_ɪ_s_t_ˈɒ_ɹ_ɪ_k_əl]
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Synonyms for Historical:
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adj.
• chronological- Chronographic ,
- Chronometric ,
- Chronometrical ,
- Horological ,
- Horometrical ,
- chronoscopic ,
- in due course ,
- in due time ,
- in order ,
- in sequence ,
- junctural ,
- order archival .
- ago ,
- ancient ,
- anteceding ,
- bygone ,
- former ,
- old ,
- old-time ,
- past ,
- previous ,
- primeval ,
- primordial ,
- yesterday's ,
- yore .
Other synonyms:
- cognitive ,
- date back to ,
- date from ,
- local ,
- narrative ,
- ontological ,
- psychological ,
- retrospective ,
- scientific ,
- theological .
- great .
- aerodynamic ,
- forerunner ,
- hangover ,
- historically ,
- holdover ,
- legendary ,
- pathological ,
- predecessor ,
- timeline .
Other relevant words:
- Commemorated ,
- archival ,
- authentic ,
- classical ,
- constituting history ,
- factual ,
- important in history ,
- traditional ,
- true .
- Chronologic ,
- Historial ,
- Inappealable ,
- Irrefragable ,
- Martyrologic ,
- Scenography ,
- Unconfutable ,
- Unrefuted ,
- absolute ,
- actual ,
- admitting no question ,
- arts ,
- ascertained ,
- attested ,
- authenticated ,
- autobiographical ,
- axiomatic ,
- big ,
- biographical ,
- carver ,
- categorically true ,
- certain ,
- certified ,
- chaser ,
- chronological ,
- classic ,
- confirmable ,
- confirmed ,
- corroborated ,
- de facto ,
- demonstrable ,
- demonstrated ,
- determined ,
- diachronic ,
- documentary ,
- earlier ,
- effectual ,
- engraver ,
- established ,
- existent ,
- for real ,
- genetic ,
- genuine ,
- hagiographic ,
- hard ,
- historic ,
- historied ,
- historiographic ,
- history ,
- humanistic discipline ,
- humanities ,
- important ,
- in truth ,
- incontestable ,
- incontrovertible ,
- indisputable ,
- indubitable ,
- irrefutable ,
- landscape painter ,
- landscape painting ,
- liberal arts ,
- marine painting ,
- matter of fact ,
- miniaturist ,
- modeler ,
- momentous ,
- monumental ,
- nonfictional ,
- portrait painter ,
- portrait painting ,
- positive ,
- provable ,
- proved ,
- real ,
- reliable ,
- scene painter ,
- sculptor ,
- self-evident ,
- sequential ,
- sign painter ,
- significant ,
- statuary ,
- still life ,
- substantial ,
- substantiated ,
- sure-enough ,
- testable ,
- truthful ,
- unanswerable ,
- unconfuted ,
- undeniable ,
- undoubted ,
- unimpeachable ,
- unmistaken ,
- unquestionable ,
- validated ,
- veracious ,
- verifiable ,
- verified ,
- veritable .
- film .
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How to use "Historical" in context?
Historical fiction is a type of fiction that realistically portrays the past. It is usually set in a specific time period and often includes fictional characters and stories. Historical fiction often explores the history and experiences of people living in that time period.
Historical fiction can take many different forms, from novels and short stories to movies and television shows. Some of the most well-known historical fiction authors are Diana Gabaldon, Lois Lowry, and Margaret Atwood.
Historical fiction is an interesting and fun way to learn about the history of the world. It can also offer a new perspective on old stories and legends.
Paraphrases for Historical:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Independent
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Adjective
conventional, initial.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Adjective
all-time, archaeological, chronological, cultural, epoch-making, epochal, historic, history, landmark, longstanding, milestone, momentous, monumental, traditional, long-standing, historique.
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Proper noun, singular
chronological, historic, historically, history, landmark, Antiquities, Histories, precedents, historique.
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Adjective
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