histories in English

noun

1

the study of past events, particularly in human affairs.

medieval European history

synonyms: the past, former times, historical events, the olden days, the old days, bygone days, long ago, yesterday, antiquity, days of yore, yesteryear

2

the whole series of past events connected with someone or something.

the history of Aegean painting

3

a continuous, typically chronological, record of important or public events or of a particular trend or institution.

a history of the labor movement

synonyms: chronicle, archive, record, diary, report, narrative, account, study, tale, story, saga, memoir

noun

the past, former times, historical events, the olden days, the old days, bygone days, long ago, yesterday, antiquity, days of yore, yesteryear
chronicle, archive, record, diary, report, narrative, account, study, tale, story, saga, memoir
background, past, life story, biography, experiences, backstory, antecedents
account, chronicle, story

Use "histories" in a sentence

1. Edinburgh's transport Railway histories are innumerable and road passenger transport histories are by no means rare.

2. Papyrus fragment of The Histories

3. Given their family histories, turmoil feels comfortable.

4. Cashiering provides access to cashier reports, folio histories, posting journals, receipt histories, currency calculations, credit card settlements, and so on

5. Individual Unit Histories - all are meticulously set forth.

6. 23 Quirky histories have had a long run.

7. Their brief histories are shown in Appendix

8. Discussed in biography In Tacitus: The Histories and the Annals …only that the Histories and Annals, both now incomplete, totaled 30 books)

9. Browse for all the origins, histories, and meanings of Bardling …

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11. The effects are most obvious in contemporary scholarship, which focus on Copts’ ancient or medieval histories and neglect modern histories of Coptic populations

12. Our kids read about them in our histories. ...

13. But these ecclesiastical histories appealed to restricted, educated circles.

14. We stayed around the bonfire telling jokes and horror histories.

15. Browse for all the origins, histories, and meanings of Betell …

16. 7 Individual Unit Histories - all are meticulously set forth.

17. From Mysteries to Histories, its the best of British TV

18. To be sure, lots of histories compete for market share.

19. The Cheyennes and Arapahos are two distinct tribes with distinct histories

20. Herodotus, The Histories, I. See original text in the Sacred Texts.

21. If you read English histories, the sinking fund was an English invention.

22. The Briefest of Histories A tiny tale of the Magic Hat Brewing Company

23. Abrazos resonates with the lives and family histories of every American citizen no

24. The writings of the Apocrypha run the whole gamut of literary genres: histories

25. Each reemployed Annuitant has different service histories, different benefit elections, and opportunities

26. Our nations may have been shaped by differing histories, cultures, and faiths.

27. There are few arts with longer or more global histories than Basket weaving

28. That way you can still access your payment information, methods and transaction histories.

29. The counts are hereditary rulers whose families have long and famous histories.

30. There are some fine manuscripts illustrating the histories of the county's Saxon churches.

31. Coauthored Coauthored is an oral history podcast featuring community-recorded oral histories from around Colorado

32. Unscrupulous businesses or business people often change names and locations to hide complaint histories.

33. 30 The medical histories of our patients show a high incidence of past diseases.

34. Scion by Arriviste Fandom: The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J

35. This meant, first and foremost, following Bacon in the making of natural histories.

36. Your bank records, medical histories, voting patterns, emails, phone calls, your damn SAT scores!

37. Keywords: soft clay, time dependence, floating piles, bearing capacity, load tests, method of calculation, case histories.

38. In an exemplary way President Hinckley also openly shares from his own personal and family histories.

39. This book is a collection of photos of the 100 Iowa Courthouses and their histories

40. Contemporaneity itself has many histories within the histories of art, registered in symbolic languages across time and space from the deserts of Australia and the caves of Europe and Africa up to the art worlds of the present

41. Evidence from crater statistics regarding Cratering histories on various planetary satellites is discussed and connections

42. Traditional oral histories of the Inka have been recorded by the Spanish Jesuit Bernabe Cobo.

43. However, the so-called case histories which they composed with such artistic aplomb prove nothing.

44. The network would be trained to associate symptoms and diagnoses from a database of case histories.

45. This method allows transient temperature and thermal stress distribution to be determined from interior temperature histories.

46. 16 To dramatize the necessity of clandestine warfare, instructors objectively recited case histories and their import.

47. Land Acknowledgments draw attention to these ongoing ties and bring listeners’ thoughts both to histories of

48. His measurement becomes a vision of traces folded; implicate the beginning point of describing the histories.

49. Special emphasis is made on using Bermudan sources, especially government records and credible Bermudan histories.

50. Cryptology (usually uncountable, plural cryptologies) The science or study of mathematical, linguistic, and other coding patterns and histories