Field
Field noun - A small area of usually open land.
Historically and field are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Historically" instead a noun "Field".
Historically
Historically adverb - Throughout history.
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Synonyms for Historically
Field and historically are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Field" instead a noun "Historically".
Both words in one sentence
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Historically, it did not see action until February 1945, and then in tiny numbers for field testing.
Source: Tanks, but No Tanks -
As if to collect on the "interest", the OTHER space marine armies started getting ways to field all-biker armies and all-terminator armies, which were historically something unique to the Dark Angels.
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The Raiders have a long-standing rivalry with San Francisco due to their proximity (their home cities are separated only by the width of the San Francisco Bay) that has historically been more intense between the administrators of each club than on the field.
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