unhistorical (Meaning)

unhistorical

not based on, dealing with, or true to history

The movie depicts an unhistorical portrayal of the protagonist, adding unfounded complexities to their character.
The novel's unhistorical setting distracts from its otherwise compelling plot, undermining its immersion.
The article's unhistorical claims about the ancient civilization were debunked by archaeological evidence.
The speech contained unhistorical accounts of events, distorting the timeline and misinterpreting the facts.
The painting's unhistorical composition juxtaposes figures from different eras, creating a surreal and anachronistic image.
The historian's unhistorical account of the war omitted crucial battles and distorted the role of key individuals.
The documentary's unhistorical inaccuracies were criticized for propagating false information and misleading the public.
The lyrics of the song made unhistorical references to a battle that never occurred, compromising its historical accuracy.
The play's unhistorical revisionism altered the outcome of events, changing the course of history in a fictional manner.
The urban legend about the haunted house was based on entirely unhistorical events, making it a mere fabrication.

not based on, dealing with, or true to history

fictionalized, apocryphal, unauthentic, hypothetical, theoretical, nonfactual,fictitious, fictional, fantastical, nonhistorical

literal, hard, true,historical, objective, factual, matter-of-fact, right, bona fide,real

The movie depicts an unhistorical portrayal of the protagonist, adding unfounded complexities to their character.

The novel's unhistorical setting distracts from its otherwise compelling plot, undermining its immersion.

The article's unhistorical claims about the ancient civilization were debunked by archaeological evidence.

The speech contained unhistorical accounts of events, distorting the timeline and misinterpreting the facts.