herstoric
herstoric adjective: pertaining to herstory.
Adjective
herstoric (comparative more herstoric, superlative most herstoric)
- Pertaining to herstory.
- In conversation with Pabllo Vittar, Sevdaliza reflects on the creation of their hypnotic and – again, it bears repeating – herstoric new single, how receiving transphobic hate as a cis woman brought her closer to the trans community and her mission to represent “true Persian women” in her music.2024 September 6, Sam Damshenas, “Alibi, trans unity and making drag history: Sevdaliza in conversation with Pabllo Vittar”, in Gay Times
- Synonyms:
- historic
Synonyms of herstoric
Forms of herstoric
| comparative | more herstoric |
|---|---|
| superlative | most herstoric |
Origin of herstoric
Blend of her + historic, equivalent to herstory + -ic. See herstory.
Questions about herstoric
- What does herstoric mean?
- Herstoric means pertaining to herstory.
- What part of speech is herstoric?
- Herstoric is an adjective.
Words near herstoric in the dictionary
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