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Meanings of prehistorical in English

Belonging to or existing in times before recorded history.

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Examples for "prehistoric"
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But I'd been here earlier; I'd walked past that prehistoric-size plant .
Pandemonium
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I'm sure it has helped us survive from prehistoric times to now.
Raging Heat
3
The prehistoric hatchets of the Stone Age are perfect in their contours.
Musical Memories
4
VandenBrooks said tracheal volume may be tied to prehistoric dragonfly body size.
Wired
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From this perspective, the Iceman preserves a brutal prehistoric moment in time.
Wired
Usage of prehistorical in English
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The origins of this myth are prehistorical; it has been recorded in many forms.
The Left Hand of Darkness
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Carbon was known about during prehistorical times, of course with less scientific realization about its nature.
Wired
3
They sat at teahouses or restaurants, exchanging opinions about the world, from prehistorical times to present day.
A Thousand Years of Good Prayers
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You know that he stole the fabric of his doctrine, path and attainment, the whole robe, from prehistorical forbidden sources.
Lord of Light
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"Now," Marcel the Bunny was saying, "I wish to call your attention to yet another prehistorical event.
Jitterbug Perfume
Prehistorical through the time