back history

American  

[bak his-ter-ee, bak his-tree] / ˈbæk ˈhɪs tər i, ˈbæk ˈhɪs tri /

noun

plural

back histories

1. backstory.

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Example Sentences

So, inevitably, given its back history of numerous removals in the past, the security profile is extremely high for the building.

From BBC

The recovery of the river has also helped bring back history and culture to the tribe, and the surrounding Port Angeles community.

From Seattle Times

It’s always interesting to push back history as far as we can, and it has a bearing on how we study culture and wider phenomena.

From Scientific American

"Yeah, that's 'genius' and 'very savvy' alright. No walking that back. History is watching."

From Salon

“They didn’t spring into existence. There has to be a back history to their evolution, potentially a long evolution,” Dr. Turner said.

From New York Times