Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
anciently
adverb
/ˈeɪnʃəntli/

Definition
In ancient times; referring to a time long past.

Examples
- The Romans anciently celebrated various festivals in honor of their gods.
- Many rituals were performed anciently by civilizations that have long since vanished.
- People believed in various deities anciently, often attributing natural events to their influence.

Meaning
The adverb ‘anciently’ describes something that occurred or existed in a distant past, often associated with ancient cultures or civilizations.

Synonyms
- In antiquity
- Long ago
- Historically