Used in a Sentence

ahistorical

Definition, parts of speech, synonyms, and sentence examples for ahistorical.

Editorial note

I hope that's right, even as I fear it's not (it's very ahistorical, if nothing else), because it's certainly the path we're committed to now.

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Quick take

Lacking historical perspective or context.

Meaning at a glance

The clearest senses and uses of ahistorical gathered in one view.

adjective

Lacking historical perspective or context.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for ahistorical.

adjective

Lacking historical perspective or context.

Example sentences

1

I hope that's right, even as I fear it's not (it's very ahistorical, if nothing else), because it's certainly the path we're committed to now.

2

Arguing that something is unconstitutional just because you've invented an entirely ahistorical set of definitions of the words used is, well, not all that unusual, but still not particularly interesting.

3

>From what I've read it seems like the lack of ubiquity forced the Plan 9 guys out of Plan 9 and back into Ubuntu or OpenBSD That's… interestingly ahistorical.

4

Your portrayal of constitutional originalism being some gold standard from the "good ol' days" that we have since fallen out of grace from, is thus, completely ahistorical.

Quote examples

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Your portrayal of constitutional originalism being some gold standard from the "good ol' days" that we have since fallen out of grace from, is thus, completely ahistorical.

Frequently asked questions

Short answers drawn from the clearest meanings and examples for this word.

How do you use ahistorical in a sentence?

I hope that's right, even as I fear it's not (it's very ahistorical, if nothing else), because it's certainly the path we're committed to now.

What does ahistorical mean?

Lacking historical perspective or context.

What part of speech is ahistorical?

ahistorical is commonly used as adjective.