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Meanings of prehistoric in English
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Examples for "prehistorical"
Examples for "prehistorical"
1
The origins of this myth are prehistorical; it has been recorded in many forms.
2
Carbon was known about during prehistorical times, of course with less scientific realization about its nature.
3
They sat at teahouses or restaurants, exchanging opinions about the world, from prehistorical times to present day.
4
You know that he stole the fabric of his doctrine, path and attainment, the whole robe, from prehistorical forbidden sources.
5
"Now," Marcel the Bunny was saying, "I wish to call your attention to yet another prehistorical event.
Usage of prehistoric in English
1
But I'd been here earlier; I'd walked past that prehistoric-size plant .
2
I'm sure it has helped us survive from prehistoric times to now.
3
The prehistoric hatchets of the Stone Age are perfect in their contours.
4
VandenBrooks said tracheal volume may be tied to prehistoric dragonfly body size.
5
From this perspective, the Iceman preserves a brutal prehistoric moment in time.
6
Her research interests include the evolution of human diet and prehistoric horticulture.
7
The desire for this precious metal was strong in prehistoric, pagan Ireland.
8
There is ample scientific evidence of modern intelligence in prehistoric sub-Saharan Africa.
9
The Sumerians were the prehistoric population of the southern plain of Iraq.
10
Unlike many prehistoric rhinos, woolly rhinos would be quite recognisable to us.
11
Would they have assembled entire armies to battle prehistoric Greek military powers?
12
Archaeologists have found a major prehistoric monument under the earth near Stonehenge.
13
Such methods of kindling fire were those familiar to the prehistoric Romans.
14
The road proceeds past Chisbury Hill, a prehistoric camp on the Wansdyke.
15
You and Mr. Comly can give the final twist to prehistoric art.
16
The ballet describes an imaginary pagan rite in a prehistoric Russian springtime.
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Prehistoric across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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