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Spanish
Etymology
From a- + histórico.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /aisˈtoɾiko/
- Rhymes: -oɾiko
- Syllabification: ahis‧tó‧ri‧co
Adjective
ahistórico (feminine ahistórica, masculine plural ahistóricos, feminine plural ahistóricas)
- ahistorical
2016 July, “Leonel y las negociaciones secretas”, in El Nacional:Como especie de ruego, o sabedor de lo que viene o se habrá de imponer de forma inexorable, o acaso por ser presa de un delirio ahistórico –la invasión a República Dominicana de 1965– Leonel Fernández, ex presidente dominicano, pide de la OEA “cierta cautela” al invocar para Venezuela la Carta Democrática Interamericana.- As a kind of plea, or knowing what is coming or will be imposed inexorably, or perhaps because he was prey to an ahistorical delirium – the invasion of the Dominican Republic in 1965 – Leonel Fernández, former Dominican president, asks the OAS “certain caution” when invoking the Inter-American Democratic Charter for Venezuela.
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