Chief and Historically

Chief

Chief noun - The main or greater part of something as distinguished from its subordinate parts.

Historically and chief are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Historically" instead a noun "Chief".

Nearby Word: chiefly

Historically

Historically adverb - Throughout history.
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Synonyms for Historically

Chief and historically are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Chief" instead a noun "Historically".

Both words in one sentence

  • Non-Uniform Uniform Rehnquist's reasoning was that the Lord Chancellor's role in the British judicial system was historically similar in many ways to that of the Chief Justice in the American one.
  • Noble Savage Historically Chief Powhatan was very much like the Native American version of Napoleon before the English arrived.
    Source: Noble Savage
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