Historical

What do we mean by historical?

Of or relating to history; concerned with past events. adjective

Based on past events or set in the past. adjective

Used in or providing evidence of the past. adjective

Concerned with phenomena as they change through time. adjective

Important or famous in history. adjective

In biology, ancestral or inherited, or due to conditions which existed in the past history of an organism.

Of, pertaining to, or connected with history; containing or of the nature or character of history: as, a historical poem; historical evidence; a historical chart.

Narrated or mentioned in history; belonging to the past, and mentioned or used at present only with reference to the past.

In philosophy, pertaining to things learned from the testimony of others or by our own senses.

In grammar, used in statement of past facts or narration of past events: as, a historical tense.

In hydrodynamics, the Lagrangian method, which considers the path of each particle.

Pertaining to the history, to what happened in the past. adjective

Belonging to the past; of what is important or famous in the past adjective

Used of the study of a phenomenon (especially language) as it changes through time adjective

Having once lived or existed or taken place in the real world as distinct from being legendary adjective

Of or relating to the study of history adjective

A historical romance.

–adjective Any lame event that one of your dumb ass friends believes that either you or they witnessed or performed first. There's simply no way in Hell anyone else could have ever experienced something remotely similar. Urban Dictionary

Word used mostly by Roleplayerss, might have also been used by Xerxes in 300 (not confirmed.) Urban Dictionary

The word historical Means that whatever your talking about is old.for example today me and Kayla were arguing about random words that we said I said historical she said ellipsis.we are both confused humans Urban Dictionary

A word used to describe our "historic President". People believe President Barack Hussein Obama to be "historic" because he is the first half-white, half-black President of the U.S. This so-called "history" making gives guilty white liberals something to tout as they increase their rhetoric that anyone who opposes the "historic" president is racist. In fact, some white people, including many in mainstream media feel so guilty being white that they say they got "thrills up their leg" from seeing this happen. Urban Dictionary

It's a word that's used to describe your grandma Urban Dictionary

The process of either making or learning history Urban Dictionary

How the BBC pronounces "a historic", because an historic is actually the correct pronounciation. Urban Dictionary

Right in the pasticles 😖 Urban Dictionary

Any tiddy from before the 21st century; however, it is most commonly used in reference to women's breasts in historical art from antiquity where nudity was much more common. Urban Dictionary

The worse possible project an IB student can be assigned. This enormously long and difficult project must be completed as part of the IB Topics of the 20th Century history course, or else you fail. It involves answering a specific research question of interest (well, really, who gives a fuck?) and poring through books and journal articles on the subject, therefore wasting an enormous part of the time you DON'T have as an IB student. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to historical:
historical, ahistorical, historial, historic, hysterical, historian, historia, pictorical, historico, unhistorical, historicus.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word historical:
marker, monuments, significance, landmarks, landmark, artifacts, altitude, society, romance, facts, archives, accuracy, context, documents, archaeological, preservation, monument, fiction, exhibits, figures, museum, heritage, importance, novel, cultural, accounts, mentioned, archive, perspective, narrative, sites, statistical, references, sources, architectural.

Words that rhyme with historical:
oracle, rhetorical, auricle, categorical, allegorical, metaphorical, coracle, oratorical, delphic oracle, historic hill, morrical, prehistoric hill.

Adjectives that are often used to describe historical:
social, theoretical, military, literary, part, biblical, descriptive, socio, some, world, comparative, cultural, geographical, numerous, copious, history, brief, page, critical, courtesy, its, contents, hispanic, selected, religio, academical, complete, biographical, culture, pennsylvania, miscellaneous, medico, canadian, psycho, denver, york, global, archaeological, non, famous, theological, conflicting, leith, wyoming, introduction, harvard, ojibwa, rhetorical, physico, prefaces, net, forrest, 5th, celebrated, naval, parti, chiefly, three, pre, bibliography, lsrael, introductory, 6th, genealogical, hyper, geo, theoretico, 4th, select, lactic, summary, curious, state.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective historical:
development, events, perspective, context, background, data, fact, research, evidence, record, facts, process, interest, studies, experience, records, study, period, analysis, significance, account, information, novel, importance, event, circumstances, knowledge, value, reality, materialism, writing, sources, works, documents, truth, periods, reasons, method, situation, change, narrative, roots, moment, figures, review, material, accounts, criticism, sketch, survey, perspectives, jesus, approach, novels, evolution, consciousness, tradition, character, figure, accuracy, setting, literature, processes, developments, fiction, contexts, introduction, notes, scholarship, interpretation, overview, basis, origins, continuity, subjects, understanding, aspects, geography, examples, books, traditions, trends, materials, romance, past, memory, narratives, associations.

Consonant match to historical:
hysterical.

Words that sound like historical:
historical, hysterical, historically, ahistorical, historial, historic, rhetorical, hysterics, hysteric, hysterically, historia, hysteria, historian, satirical, histeria, prehistorical.