history

Definition for history

noun as in past events, experiences

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past

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antiquity, yesterday, yesteryear

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ancient times, bygone times, days of old, days of yore, good old days, old days, olden days

noun as in chronicle of events

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account, annals, biography, record, relation, story, tale

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autobiography, diary, epic, journal, memoirs, narration, narrative, prehistory, recapitulation, recital, report, saga, version

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“I love the album and I just had to get the CD… I wanted to support her and I came all the way from Rosamond to see this happen — history, this is history.”

From Los Angeles Times

The other, history tells us, is because front runners on Friday are likely winners come Sunday.

From BBC

At the heart of the film were moments when Portuondo’s talents jumped off the screen and worldwide audiences could see the power and history behind her artistry.

From Los Angeles Times

“My little baby nieces … firsthand witnesses to history.”

From Los Angeles Times

It’s only when Hansen starts speaking for victims that Osit reveals his own traumatic history, an exchange that might come off as a gotcha, but I think is more complicated than that.

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