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Meanings of
prehistorical
in English
Belonging to or existing in times before recorded history.
prehistoric
Related terms
past
Usage of
prehistorical
in English
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.
Grammar, pronunciation and more
Frequent collocations
prehistorical times
prehistorical event
Prehistorical
through the time