Antonyms for historicallyhis·tor·i·cal·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. historicallyadverb

   throughout history

   "historically they have never coexisted peacefully"

2. historicallyadverb

   with respect to history

   "this is historically interesting"

How to use historically in a sentence?

1. Chris Tessum:

   People that have the power will use that power to benefit themselves and not the people that have been historically overburdened.

2. Anthony Fauci:

   From experience historically... when you don't have unanimity in an approach to something, you're not as effective in how you handle it.

3. Nathan Thrall:

   Historically, diplomatic activity in this conflict has increased in response to violence, the U.S. is shifting from largely ignoring this conflict to sending the secretary of state to reinvest in dealing with it. That is something Abbas desires. But the risks that attend this upsurge are much greater for him than the potential benefits.

4. Wilbur Ross:

   Trade agreements historically have been very weak on enforcement, given the magnitude and the complexity of the changes we need, enforcement becomes an extremely critical component of any agreement that we make.

5. Ben Narasin:

   Density has been a challenge historically for all types of delivery companies, all the way back to the Pony Express, the reality is that the far-away drives will likely be subsidized.

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