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Meanings of historical in English
Of or relating to the study of history.
Related terms
Portuguese
diacrônico Used of the study of a phenomenon (especially language) as it changes through time.
Synonyms
Examples for "humanities"
Examples for "humanities"
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He wondered if a similar movement was taking place in the humanities.
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The career prospects for young academics, especially in the humanities, are dire.
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Since 1989, she has held a chair in the humanities at Princeton.
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Let him go to Pavia, to the Sapienza, to study his humanities.
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All of which begs the question: what use are the arts and humanities?
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A liberal arts education teaches you how to think- Ireadthat somewhere.
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Amy, I work at a small liberal arts college in Southeastern Ohio.
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At least, that's what I learned from a Yale liberal arts education.
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He'd gone to Trinity, the private liberal arts college in Hartford, Connecticut.
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He acquired an associate degree in liberal arts, majoring in physical education.
Usage of historical in English
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Methods: In addition to the historical case we describe five affected patients.
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This critical review places important recent research results into a historical context.
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We have historical memory of what happened when Europe labelled Jewish products.
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Recent years have seen an explosion of public interest in historical photographs.
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His work is often concerned with contextualising present realities through historical legacies.
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To answer the question we need to take a broader historical perspective.
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This happened in about a year and relatively recent by historical standards.
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Although small, this response rate is representative of historical survey response rates.
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Irish independence is a matter of historical fact, not an open issue.
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In that sense, it's the perfect historical topic for the new economy.
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Multiple historical tidbits suggest stocks will continue to gain, says LPL Research.
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Five of his family members are being treated as probable historical cases.
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But Justice Whata overturned that decision on a historical point of law.
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Additionally, future studies should consider historical factors when analyzing current exposure profiles.
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So someone might be accused of historical crimes that happened years earlier.
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Barely a day goes by without new revelations about historical child abuse.
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Historical through the time
Historical across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
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