Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Historical"

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https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/historical

A: This house is of historical interest.
This document has historical value.

A: Historical means relating to the study of history. Historic means important enough to change history.

A: Something that is historical is simply something that happened in the past, regardless of its significance. As William Safire once said, “Any past event is historical, but only the most memorable ones are historic.” This is a good way to think about the difference between these two words.

A: Historic means that something is famous or has the potential to be so. Historical means that something has already gone down in history. So, really, the main difference is that historic means that it has the potential to go down in history, while historical means that something already has gone down in history. I hope this helps!!!!

A: Something historic is an important part of history. Something historical is just a part of history, even if it wasn't important.

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A: Public indecency probably means some kind of inappropriate nakedness in a public place, or possibly some kind of sexual overture that would be inappropriate for a vicar.

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