Definition for History:

• An account of past facts and events affecting one or more nations, etc., arranged in the order of their occurrence; the branch of knowledge that studies and explains such facts.

Synonyms for History:

• n.

  •
  • picture,
  • portrait,
  • characterization,
  • depiction,
  • profile.
  •
  • ancient history,
  • Records,
  • archaeology,
  • archeology,
  • acoustics,
  • agronomy,
  • applied linguistics,
  • Anthropology,
  • aesthetics,
  • agriculture,
  • architecture.
  •
  • a giant step/leap/stride,
  • the march of something,
  • antiquity.
  •
  • environment,
  • position,
  • words,
  • situation,
  • circumstance,
  • conditions,
  • event,
  • state of affairs,
  • climate,
  • context.
  •
  • the turn of the century,
  • happen.
  •
  • life.
  •accomplish (noun)
  • succeed,
  • achieve,
  • go down in history,
  • do something important.
  •account (noun)
  • whole picture,
  • the whole picture,
  • play by play,
  • bulletin,
  • blow by blow,
  • abcs,
  • Annal,
  • lowdown,
  • score,
  • make*,
  • rationalization,
  • history,
  • chronicle,
  • take,
  • explanation,
  • run-down,
  • detail,
  • tab,
  • the picture.
  •account, story (noun)
  • report.
  •account of event or proceedings (noun)
  • record.
  •background (noun)
  • preparation,
  • framework,
  • training,
  • breeding,
  • qualification,
  • rearing,
  • practice,
  • acquirement,
  • cultivation,
  • capacity,
  • atmosphere,
  • seasoning,
  • actions,
  • upbringing,
  • education,
  • attainment,
  • grounding,
  • deeds,
  • aura,
  • accomplishments,
  • tradition,
  • credentials,
  • backdrop.
  •chronicle (noun)
  • enumeration,
  • Bank book,
  • newspaper,
  • description,
  • index,
  • recital,
  • anecdote,
  • recountal,
  • album,
  • docket,
  • calendar,
  • scrapbook,
  • archives,
  • archive,
  • register,
  • log,
  • book,
  • epic,
  • memo,
  • daybook,
  • biography,
  • inventory,
  • journal,
  • catalog,
  • autobiography,
  • chronology,
  • diary,
  • newsletter,
  • ledger,
  • yearbook,
  • Cashbook,
  • statement,
  • account,
  • memorandum,
  • notebook.
  •explanation (noun)
  • showing,
  • comment,
  • meaning,
  • significance,
  • motive,
  • mitigation,
  • annotation,
  • interpretation,
  • summary,
  • note,
  • expression,
  • cause,
  • display,
  • evidence,
  • specification,
  • justification,
  • sense,
  • answer,
  • details,
  • commentary,
  • breakdown,
  • writing,
  • demonstration,
  • rendition,
  • explication,
  • resolution,
  • telling,
  • excuse,
  • talking,
  • definition,
  • brief,
  • exposition,
  • example,
  • confession,
  • illustration,
  • elucidation,
  • vindication,
  • gloss,
  • information.
  •exposition (noun)
  • enunciation,
  • presentation,
  • paper,
  • study,
  • dissertation,
  • exegesis,
  • article,
  • essay,
  • theme,
  • discussion,
  • discourse,
  • monograph,
  • delineation,
  • editorial,
  • piece,
  • tract,
  • position paper,
  • text,
  • critique,
  • enucleation,
  • thesis,
  • Tractate,
  • review,
  • analysis,
  • construal,
  • treatise,
  • construction,
  • composition,
  • expounding,
  • disquisition.
  •fortune (noun)
  • providence,
  • Luckiness,
  • portion,
  • doom,
  • kismet*,
  • lucked out,
  • roll of the dice,
  • success,
  • fortuity,
  • certainty,
  • break*,
  • fighting chance,
  • fifty-fifty,
  • contingency,
  • experience,
  • lucky break,
  • hazard,
  • lucky hit,
  • fluke,
  • destiny,
  • good break,
  • accident,
  • run of luck,
  • way the cookie crumbles,
  • luck,
  • star,
  • streak of luck,
  • lucked into,
  • way the ball bounces,
  • chance,
  • Fortunateness,
  • expectation,
  • circumstances,
  • Wheel of fortune,
  • moirai,
  • karma*.
  •genealogy (noun)
  • heredity,
  • derivation,
  • descent,
  • extraction,
  • ancestry,
  • pedigree,
  • lineage,
  • stemma,
  • blood line,
  • generation,
  • Stirps,
  • strain,
  • parentage,
  • Progeniture,
  • genetics,
  • line,
  • stock.
  •liberal arts (noun)
  • general education,
  • liberal arts,
  • trivium and quadrivium,
  • liberal studies.
  •life (noun)
  • life span,
  • time,
  • span,
  • career,
  • pilgrimage,
  • being,
  • longevity,
  • orbit,
  • expectancy,
  • period,
  • epoch,
  • endurance,
  • continuance,
  • length,
  • days,
  • season,
  • cycle,
  • extent,
  • survival.
  •literature (noun)
  • lore,
  • Re-search,
  • belles-lettre,
  • belles lettre,
  • belleslettres,
  • literary works,
  • belles lettres,
  • belles-lettres,
  • LITS,
  • re searches,
  • re search,
  • belleslettre,
  • written work,
  • literary work,
  • written works.
  •narrative (noun)
  • long short it,
  • long and short of it,
  • long and short it,
  • long short of it,
  • potboilers,
  • re-counts,
  • potboiler,
  • Chronologies,
  • re counts.
  •past (noun)
  • past,
  • yesteryear,
  • yore,
  • bygone days,
  • yesterday,
  • antecedent.
  •record (noun)
  • written material,
  • registry,
  • past behavior,
  • curriculum vitae,
  • way of life,
  • transcription,
  • memoir,
  • paper trail,
  • transcriptions,
  • documentations,
  • Registries,
  • monuments,
  • swindle sheet,
  • documentation.
  •record of performance (noun)
  • track record.
  •report (noun)
  • recounting,
  • retelling,
  • portrayal.
  •reporting news (noun)
  • reportage.
  •school subject about society (noun)
  • social studies.
  •social studies (noun)
  • civicses,
  • social-studies,
  • civics,
  • sociology,
  • sociologies.
  •story (noun)
  • old saws,
  • old saw,
  • non-fictions,
  • news item,
  • news items,
  • folktale,
  • conti,
  • folktales,
  • auto biography,
  • non fiction,
  • auto biographies,
  • non-fiction,
  • nonfiction,
  • auto-biography,
  • serials,
  • non fictions,
  • Conte,
  • auto-biographies,
  • nonfictions.
  •track record (noun)
  • STATS,
  • performance history,
  • STAT.
  •version (noun)
  • para-phrases,
  • simplifications,
  • rewordings,
  • para phrase,
  • redaction,
  • re wordings,
  • re statements,
  • redactions,
  • simplification,
  • para phrases,
  • re-wording,
  • re-wordings,
  • re wording,
  • re-statement,
  • para-phrase,
  • re statement,
  • re-statements.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • life expectancy,
  • formation,
  • occurrence,
  • tide,
  • furtherance,
  • lifetime,
  • coexistence,
  • direction,
  • progression,
  • lifespan,
  • path,
  • odyssey,
  • distance,
  • trajectory,
  • existence,
  • era,
  • advancement,
  • literature,
  • social science,
  • existential,
  • maturation.
  •
  • going,
  • development,
  • notch,
  • background,
  • culture,
  • momentum,
  • life cycle.
  •
  • far,
  • progress,
  • advance,
  • age,
  • version.
  •
  • course,
  • ground,
  • art.
  •
  • world.
  •derivation
  • genealogy.
  •liberal arts
  • humanities.

Paraphrases for History:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    'histoire.
  • Proper noun, singular
    'histoire.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    'histoire.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    Histories.

• Forward Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    Stories, story.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    story.
  • Verb, past tense
    story.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    matters, precedents, questions, issues, lessons, Islands.
  • Noun, plural
    Records, sites, sheets.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    data, Historiography, Symptomatology, relationship, existence.
  • Verb, past tense
    Died, Told, heard, said, Was, Asked, Had, wanted, Did, Got.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    fighting, shutting, stealing, shaping, telling, lying, saying, leading, going, Doing.
  • Verb, past participle
    associated, designated, Followed, known, involved.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    goes, sounds, Does.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    historical, all-time.
  • Proper noun, singular
    historical, Discoveries, tale, HISTORIA.
  • Noun, plural
    origins.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    historical, historian, tradition, saga, storyline, tale, affair, trajectory, antecedent, anecdote.
  • Interjection
    story.
  • Verb, past tense
    Happened.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    happening.

Antonyms for History:

• n.

  • background
    foreground.
  • explanation
    complication.
  • history
    future.
  • Other antonyms:
    figment, fable, allegory, apologue, romance, fabrication, falsehood, legend, myth, invention, story, novel.

History Sentence Examples:

• I asked him if he could not teach them this spring, at least make a beginning with them in natural history, and he appeared much pleased.

• Happy is the country without a history!

Hyponym for History:

• n.

  • cognition
    humanities, humanistic discipline, noesis, arts, cognition, liberal arts, knowledge.
  • time
    past, continuum, yesteryear, past times.

Meronym for History:

• n.

  • time
    historic period, dark ages, renascence, age, antiquity, renaissance, middle ages.