Historic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HISTORIC in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• important in history
• famous or important in history, or potentially so
• of or concerning history; of the past
• (of a tense) used in the narration of past events, especially Latin and Greek imperfect and pluperfect.
• famous or significant in history
• Alt. of Historical
• belonging to the past; of what is important or famous in the past

Words related to HISTORIC

historically20

Words that contain HISTORIC

ahistoric14 historical15 unhistoric15 ahistorical16 historicise16 historicism18 historicist16 historicity19 historicize25 prehistoric18 historically20 historicised18 historicises17 historicisms19 historicists17 historicized27 historicizes26 polyhistoric22 unhistorical17 ahistoricism19 ahistoricity20 ethnohistoric21 historicising19 historicities18 historicizing28 nonhistorical18 prehistorical20 protohistoric20 ahistorically21 ahistoricisms20 antihistorical19 historicalness19 ahistoricities19 unhistorically22 ethnohistorical23 prehistorically25 sociohistorical22 transhistorical20 nonhistorically23 psychohistorica30 historicalnesse20 historicalnesses21 psychohistorical31

How to use HISTORIC in a sentence

• Then he began at the beginning and recounted to her in detail the historic night and morning at Selwood Terrace, with a psychological description of his feelings.
• When, for example, the older Chicago unions nowadays go out on parade on Labor Day, banner after banner bears the historic dale of 1886.
• THE EARLIER SLAV EMPIRES There is historic justice in the circumstance that the Turkish Empire in Europe met its doom at the hands of the Balkan nations themselves.
• There is some historic reason for believing that the convent at Lantouy was founded by Charlemagne.
• This old colonial plantation, rich in legendary lore and replete with historic distinction, had been in the Delamere family for nearly two hundred years.
• The supply is considerable and the names are not historic.
• THE HISTORIC TRIANGLE CHAPTER VIII THE HISTORIC TRIANGLE The last time I saw the Ypres salient was from the shoulder of the Scherpenberg.
• Independently of its castles and abbeys, the definite relics of the ages, such a landscape seems historic.
• The latest Aryan wave, that of the Slavs, came well within historic times.
• We propose to give a historic sketch of the popular representations on this subject, trace them to their origin, and discuss the merits of the question itself.
• Fourth, in one instance, if no more, pride of locality and historic memories led to independent organization.
• Yet he wished first to take a good look at the historic city, its celebrated art treasures.
• Walpole has published his Historic Doubts concerning Richard III.
• Your conversion to His Cause is indeed a historic event, and will greatly rejoice the hearts of the believers.
• The actress who played Marguerite was even then old-fashioned, though historic.
• The tendency of his deductions was negative, and hence we rank him as no ordinary agent toward the growth of historic doubt.
• Every foot of ground at Battle Abbey is historic, and all the country round most interesting.
• However that may have been, strong forces within historic times have put an end to the common ownership and tillage of land as it existed among the peasants of Europe.
• There is also a chair of historic fame preserved in Venice, and now kept in the treasury of St.
• This tendency to use a historic background marks most of Mr.
• But in its historic import it may serve to connect the England of John Hampden with the New England of Samuel Adams.
• The copper quest has assumed such proportions that the roof of the historic, world-renowned Rathaus at Bremen has been stripped.
• End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Historic Papers on the Causes of the Civil War, by Mrs.
• That had been known to happen in the most unexpected, though now historic cases.
• It was not that title and territory were feathers in his cap, but that they bound him more closely to the dear soil of Scotland and to the national, historic past.
• The declaration of 1776 was read by Richard Henry Lee, of Virginia, about whose family clusters so much of historic fame.
• To these many plants have been added in historic times.

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