different between historically vs herstorically
historically
English
Etymology
historical +? -ly
Adverb
historically (comparative more historically, superlative most historically)
- In a historic manner; with reference to history or the historical record.
- Historically speaking, this company has always collected payment before starting work.
- According to history: formerly, in the past, traditionally.
- Historically, this company collected payment before starting work.
- To an unprecedented or extremely rare degree.
Usage notes
Historically serves as the adverb for both historic and historical. Thus, the distinction that is often made between these two adjectives (see the usage notes there) is lost for the adverb.
Translations
historically From the web:
- what historically happened today
- what historically happened on epifania
- what historically happened in 1226
- what historically happened on january 17th
- did anything happened today in history
- what was happened today in history
herstorically
English
Adverb
herstorically (comparative more herstorically, superlative most herstorically)
- (rare, feminism) In a herstoric or herstorical way.
Synonyms
- historically
herstorically From the web:
- what historically happened today
- what historically happened 4/8/2018
- what historically have the colour in blue
- what historically black college
- what historically accurate
- what's historically significant
- historically meaning
- what does historically mean
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