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historically
[ hi-stawr-ik-lee, -stor- ]
adverb
- in the past, especially typically or routinely:
Although historically very active as a volunteer, he’s had to cut back since his stroke.
- in a way that relates to significant past events, especially as chronicled in an accepted narrative:
Only the naive, gullible, and historically ignorant will believe this nonsense.
Make sure your argument is historically accurate.
- in a way or to a degree that is particularly notable or unique in history or has significantly affected the development of past events:
This is the time to sell a business quickly and easily, while interest rates are still historically low.
- in a way that is based on or reconstructed from an event, custom, style, etc., in the past:
The film historically reenacts the 442nd Regiment's triumphant rescue of the 36th Texas Division in the Vosges Mountains.
- in a way that involves life or existence in the real world, as opposed to legend, myth, or fiction:
Many of the stories may not be historically true, but they are nonetheless ethically true.
- in a way that involves comparing several periods of development of a thing:
Each institution, such as family, education, or market, can be studied historically to see how it has evolved over time.
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Example Sentences
According to Leo Peak, a real estate agent at Peak Family Real Estate Group, many homeowners are currently feeling the "golden handcuffs" effect of being locked into their homes by historically low mortgage rates.
Fashion bible Vogue has criticised her dress as being historically inaccurate, as the style was only popularised by Queen Victoria 40 years after the story is set.
This is in line with the historically strong protestant support for conservatism in South Korea.
For all the hype about being there for fans and reflecting L.A. at all times, the Dodgers have historically cared only about one thing: the Dodgers.
"Some French clubs have historically relied on wealthy, stable benefactors and being in a modern multi-club operation could keep them relatively competitive and secure."
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