semihistorical (Meaning)
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semihistorical (a.)
Half or party historical.
Synonyms & Antonyms of semihistorical
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semihistorical Sentence Examples
- The semihistorical novel chronicled the purported events of a legendary battle.
- The semihistorical movie blurred the lines between fact and fiction, presenting a romanticized version of the past.
- The semihistorical legend attributed the city's founding to a mythical hero.
- The semihistorical account incorporated both factual and fictional elements, making it difficult to discern the truth.
- The semihistorical epic poem recounted the adventures of a legendary warrior, embellishing it with fantastical imagery.
- The semihistorical play depicted a historical event with some creative liberties, altering the details for dramatic effect.
- The semihistorical documentary blended archival footage with historical reenactments to bring the past to life.
- The semihistorical museum showcased artifacts from a time period while also offering imaginative displays inspired by legends.
- The semihistorical biography drew inspiration from both historical sources and anecdotal evidence to create a compelling narrative.
- The semihistorical graphic novel used a unique blend of visuals and text to explore the complexities of a controversial historical episode.
FAQs About the word semihistorical
Half or party historical.
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The semihistorical novel chronicled the purported events of a legendary battle.
The semihistorical movie blurred the lines between fact and fiction, presenting a romanticized version of the past.
The semihistorical legend attributed the city's founding to a mythical hero.
The semihistorical account incorporated both factual and fictional elements, making it difficult to discern the truth.
