History synonyms

Autobiography, antiquity, adventures, account, and archive are all synonyms for history. Future and present are antonyms of history. And here are 39 another word for history.

Another word for history

1. the past

  • Antiquity
  • Bygone days
  • Days of old
  • Days of yore
  • Former times
  • Historical events
  • The before times
  • The good old days
  • The old days
  • The olden days
  • The past
  • Time gone by
  • Yesterday
  • Yesteryear
  • The eld

2. background

  • Adventures
  • Antecedents
  • Background
  • Experiences
  • Family background
  • Life story
  • Past
  • Fortunes

3. chronicle

  • Account
  • Archive
  • Autobiography
  • Biography
  • Chronicle
  • Memoir
  • Narrative
  • Public records
  • Record
  • Report
  • Saga
  • Story
  • Study
  • Tale
  • Annals

History synonyms statistics

The noun "history" has a variety of synonyms that differ in length. 3 synonyms with 4 letters, 2 synonyms with 5 letters, 3 synonyms with 6 letters, 3 synonyms with 7 letters, 7 synonyms with 9 letters, 7 synonyms with 10 letters, 3 synonyms with 11 letters, 1 synonym with 12 letters, 2 synonyms with 13 letters, 2 synonyms with 14 letters, and 2 synonyms with 16 letters, for a total of 35 synonyms for history.

History sentences

History teaches us valuable lessons.

They studied history in college.

Her family has a rich history.

History reveals the past's truths.


Similar to history

Word Opposites Synonyms
Distinction Similarity, uniformity Difference, contrast
Sinister Benevolent, kind Menacing, threatening
Unstoppable Stopable, halted Relentless, invincible
Victory Defeat, loss Success, triumph
Inconsistent Consistent, steady Incompatible with, conflicting with
Custom Novelty, innovation Tradition, practice
Distort Clarify, accurately represent Twist, warp
Distorted Clear, accurate Warped, twisted
Unrealistic Realistic, pragmatic, lifelike Impractical, impracticable
Distraction Focus, concentration Diversion, interruption
Sector Whole, unity District, quarter
Accustom Unfamiliarize, disorient Adapt, adjust
Accustomed Unusual, unaccustomed, unfamiliar, unused to Customary, usual
This is because This is not due to, This is despite The reason is, this is due to
Distant Near, recent Faraway, far off
Distance Draw closer, friendliness Interval, space
Monitoring Ignoring, neglecting Observing, tracking
Monitor Ignore, neglect Observe, watch
Mandatory Optional, voluntary. Obligatory, compulsory
Disturb Calm, soothe Disarrange, muddle
Satisfactory Unsatisfactory, inadequate, unacceptable, poor Adequate, all right
Distinctive Common , ordinary Distinguishing, characteristic
Mentor Student, mentee Adviser, guide
Distress Happiness, comfort Anguish, suffering
Milestone Setback, triviality Landmark, achievement
Store Use, discard Supply, stock
Distribution Collection, accumulation Giving out, dealing out
List Ignore, exclude Catalogue, inventory
Resistance Acceptance, receptivity Opposition to, hostility to
Stop Start, continue Come to an end, come to a stop
Stopped Started, continued Halted, ceased
In theory In practice, in reality In principle, on paper
Theory Fact, practice Hypothesis, thesis
Realistic Unrealistic, idealistic, impracticable Practical, pragmatic
Category Individual, exception Class, classification
This That, those It, that
Memory Amnesia, oblivion Recollection, remembrance
Existence Non-existence, extinct Alive, existing
Optimistic Pessimistic, negative, gloomy, ominous Cheerful, cheery
Racist Multicultural, tolerant Bigot, xenophobe
Distinct Indistinct, fuzzy, indefinite Clear, clear-cut
Persistent Intermittent, occasional, irresolute Tenacious, persevering
Sophisticated Naive, unsophisticated Worldly, worldly-wise
Holistic Fragmented, reductionist Comprehensive, integrated
Characteristic Anomaly, irregularity Attribute, feature
Mistake Accuracy, perfection Error, fault
Factors Consequences, outcomes Element, part
Assist Hinder, impede Help, aid
Story Truth, silence Tale, narrative
Consistent Inconsistent, incompatible Compatible, congruous
Distance education In-person education, on-campus education Online learning, e-learning
Attorney Client, non-lawyer Lawyer, legal practitioner