historically
ঐতিহাসিকভাবে
definition
adverb
a historically accurate picture of the time
with reference to past events.
example
The guides boast that they have done a lot of serious research, and suggest the talk they give is 'historically' accurate.
Oral tradition is helpful, 'historically' , but it's weaker than other forms of evidence.
The general tendency 'historically' has been to drain wetlands and convert them to dry land if they got in the way.
I'm not so sure about the differences between the two events, 'historically' or culturally.
You don't really want a word that people have 'historically' used to exclude you anyway.
How 'historically' accurate is the game with respect to the sides and the actual events of the war?
'historically', government policy has favored urban dwellers
Nanaimo has 'historically' made headlines on the basis of its lucrative coal and fishing industries.
More competent players can pit their wits against the masters of the past in 'historically' accurate face-offs.
Inland flooding in turn is 'historically' the largest cause of loss of life in Hurricane events.
This may be because the area has generally low levels of deprivation and 'historically' low death rates.
a 'historically' accurate picture of the time
It might not have been 'historically' accurate, but it was spectacular.
Having said that, they also have 'historically' built up their army for land defense.
Every costume, battle and death has to be carefully scripted and planned in order for the day to be 'historically' accurate.
Other health benefits 'historically' ascribed to wine were unproven and mostly optimistic.
Although this book is 'historically' accurate, it is not a history book.
The visual style, intellectually a bit feeble, was, 'historically' , surprisingly robust.
a 'historically' accurate picture of the time
Each sketch is an individual work of art and represents a 'historically' accurate reflection of a time past.
I have read up other sources too and have tried to be as 'historically' accurate as possible.
However, 'historically' , audit offices have their origins in the integrity function.
Our two countries are bound together 'historically' by common values and experience.
'historically', government policy has favoured urban dwellers
Treaties and custom have 'historically' been the main methods of creating binding international law.
Third, race 'historically' played a key role in southern politics in general and criminal justice in particular.
Perhaps inspiration derives from current events, so that 'historically' turbulent times would be more rich.
However, the good people of Britain must realise that, 'historically' , it can take up to two years to mobilise them.
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