Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
ahistoric
adjective
ˌeɪhɪˈstɔrɪk

Definition
Related to or concerned with something that is not historical or does not relate to history.

Examples
- His ahistoric view of the event overlooked the important social changes that had occurred in that period.
- The film’s ahistoric portrayal of the characters drew criticism for its lack of accuracy.
- She made an ahistoric argument that failed to recognize the evolution of the debate over time.

Meaning
The term ‘ahistoric’ describes something that lacks a historical perspective, significance, or context. It can refer to ideas, events, or interpretations that do not take into account the historical realities or developments that shape them.

Synonyms
- Nonhistorical
- Ahistorical
- Irrelevant to history