historically in Japanese
historically in Japanese is 歴史的 — historically means with reference to history, or in terms of the historical record.
historically in Japanese
歴史的
Pronounced: rekishiteki
In a historic manner; with reference to history or the historical record.
What does "historically" mean?
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adv With reference to history, or in terms of the historical record.
"Historically, the region has been a crossroads of trade."
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historically in a sentence
- Historically, the region has been a crossroads of trade.
- Prices have historically risen during the summer months.
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What is "historically" in Japanese?
"historically" in Japanese is 歴史的. historically means: With reference to history, or in terms of the historical record.
How do you pronounce 歴史的?
"historically" in Japanese is 歴史的, pronounced "rekishiteki".
How do you use "historically" in a sentence?
Example: "Historically, the region has been a crossroads of trade." In Japanese, "historically" is 歴史的.
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