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alternate history
[ awl-ter-nit his-tuh-ree, his-tree, al-tur- ]
noun
- a genre of fiction comprising narratives in which a historical event or events take a different path than that which occurred in real life:
Much alternate history has been written about World War II.
- a work of fiction in which a historical event or events take a different path than that which occurred in real life:
The first of her alternate histories, the one in which Aaron Burr wins the 1800 presidential election, is my favorite.
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of alternate history1
Example Sentences
“Universal Language†isn’t an alternate history of Winnipeg.
Do you see these films as some version of an alternate history?
An imagined alternate history of Korea that includes assassins, slasher films and the dangers of social media.
This creepy alteration instantly explains how this show occupies an alternate history in which the Nazis won World War II.
Polish studio Fool’s Theory, led by veterans of the beloved Witcher series, describes The Thaumaturge as a role-playing game with “morally ambiguous choices,†and its blend of alternate history and metaphysical mystery looks intriguing.
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