ahistoric

/ˌæhɪˈstrɒnɪk/

Definitions

1. adjective

lacking a sense of history or awareness of historical context

“The ahistoric approach to problem-solving led to the implementation of ineffective solutions.”

2. noun

a person who is ahistoric in their approach or perspective

“The ahistoric attitudes of the politician were criticized for ignoring the lessons of the past.”

Synonyms

  • historically-challenged
  • unenlightened

Antonyms

  • contextual
  • historically-aware