Definition of nonhistorical in US English:

nonhistorical

adjectiveˌnɑnhɪˈstɔrɪk(ə)lˌnänhiˈstôrik(ə)lˌnɑnhɪˈstɔrɪk(ə)l

1Not based on or drawn from history.
nonhistorical data
Example sentencesExamples
- Indeed, hers is a strikingly nonhistorical and nondialectical account of antagonistic social dynamics constitutive of an apprehensible social totality.
- They also had their own nonhistorical 'theories' of what the historical mode meant or did.
- Indeed, she criticizes "traditional theory" in light of the rejection of its representational view of knowledge and its nonhistorical subject.
- The film is intermittently nonhistorical, but not ahistorical: it is historically grounded, but sometimes disaligned from historical narratives.
- The god they present is neither the impassive god of the Oriental nor the nonhistorical god of the Deist.
1. 1.1 Without regard for history.
  pontificating from a nonhistorical perspective
  Example sentencesExamples
  He urges us to read Aquinas as responding to a series of conflicts (such as that between Christianity and pagan philosophy) rather than as pontificating from a nonhistorical perspective.
  Indeed I now find myself troubled by the distinctly nonhistorical stance of much of evangelicalism, and therefore drawn to the arguments of the editors about their two great confessional faiths.
  By contrast, the ideals that filtered out from television screens were "simplistic, nonsubstantive, nonhistorical and noncontextual."

Definition of nonhistorical in US English:

nonhistorical

adjectiveˌnɑnhɪˈstɔrɪk(ə)lˌnänhiˈstôrik(ə)l

1Not based on or drawn from history.
nonhistorical data
Example sentencesExamples
- The film is intermittently nonhistorical, but not ahistorical: it is historically grounded, but sometimes disaligned from historical narratives.
- The god they present is neither the impassive god of the Oriental nor the nonhistorical god of the Deist.
- They also had their own nonhistorical 'theories' of what the historical mode meant or did.
- Indeed, she criticizes "traditional theory" in light of the rejection of its representational view of knowledge and its nonhistorical subject.
- Indeed, hers is a strikingly nonhistorical and nondialectical account of antagonistic social dynamics constitutive of an apprehensible social totality.
1. 1.1 Without regard for history.
  pontificating from a nonhistorical perspective
  Example sentencesExamples
  He urges us to read Aquinas as responding to a series of conflicts (such as that between Christianity and pagan philosophy) rather than as pontificating from a nonhistorical perspective.
  Indeed I now find myself troubled by the distinctly nonhistorical stance of much of evangelicalism, and therefore drawn to the arguments of the editors about their two great confessional faiths.
  By contrast, the ideals that filtered out from television screens were "simplistic, nonsubstantive, nonhistorical and noncontextual."

单词	nonhistorical
释义	Definition of nonhistorical in US English: nonhistorical adjectiveˌnɑnhɪˈstɔrɪk(ə)lˌnänhiˈstôrik(ə)lˌnɑnhɪˈstɔrɪk(ə)l 1Not based on or drawn from history. nonhistorical data Example sentencesExamples Indeed, hers is a strikingly nonhistorical and nondialectical account of antagonistic social dynamics constitutive of an apprehensible social totality. They also had their own nonhistorical 'theories' of what the historical mode meant or did. Indeed, she criticizes "traditional theory" in light of the rejection of its representational view of knowledge and its nonhistorical subject. The film is intermittently nonhistorical, but not ahistorical: it is historically grounded, but sometimes disaligned from historical narratives. The god they present is neither the impassive god of the Oriental nor the nonhistorical god of the Deist. 1.1 Without regard for history. pontificating from a nonhistorical perspective Example sentencesExamples He urges us to read Aquinas as responding to a series of conflicts (such as that between Christianity and pagan philosophy) rather than as pontificating from a nonhistorical perspective. Indeed I now find myself troubled by the distinctly nonhistorical stance of much of evangelicalism, and therefore drawn to the arguments of the editors about their two great confessional faiths. By contrast, the ideals that filtered out from television screens were "simplistic, nonsubstantive, nonhistorical and noncontextual." Definition of nonhistorical in US English: nonhistorical adjectiveˌnɑnhɪˈstɔrɪk(ə)lˌnänhiˈstôrik(ə)l 1Not based on or drawn from history. nonhistorical data Example sentencesExamples The film is intermittently nonhistorical, but not ahistorical: it is historically grounded, but sometimes disaligned from historical narratives. The god they present is neither the impassive god of the Oriental nor the nonhistorical god of the Deist. They also had their own nonhistorical 'theories' of what the historical mode meant or did. Indeed, she criticizes "traditional theory" in light of the rejection of its representational view of knowledge and its nonhistorical subject. Indeed, hers is a strikingly nonhistorical and nondialectical account of antagonistic social dynamics constitutive of an apprehensible social totality. 1.1 Without regard for history. pontificating from a nonhistorical perspective Example sentencesExamples He urges us to read Aquinas as responding to a series of conflicts (such as that between Christianity and pagan philosophy) rather than as pontificating from a nonhistorical perspective. Indeed I now find myself troubled by the distinctly nonhistorical stance of much of evangelicalism, and therefore drawn to the arguments of the editors about their two great confessional faiths. By contrast, the ideals that filtered out from television screens were "simplistic, nonsubstantive, nonhistorical and noncontextual."
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