trace the evolution

Frequency: 6.09.8 per million words

to study and describe the historical development of something

evolutionVERB + NOUN

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trace

Examples (10)

  • This book traces the evolution of the English language.
  • Paleontologists can trace the evolution of birds from dinosaurs through fossil records.
  • By studying genetics, we can trace the evolution of human populations across continents.
  • The historian's new work traces the evolution of democratic thought from ancient Greece.
  • Her research project aims to trace the evolution of social media and its impact on society.
  • The museum exhibit traces the evolution of modern art, from Impressionism to Cubism.
  • In his presentation, the CEO traced the evolution of their company from a small startup to a global leader.
  • We can trace the evolution of computing from room-sized mainframes to powerful pocket devices.
  • In her autobiography, she traces the evolution of her own political beliefs over several decades.
  • Legal scholars often trace the evolution of constitutional law to understand current interpretations.