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Chronologically misplaced.
anachronic
anachronous
asynchronous
1
However, the team's mentality has always been interesting and at times
anachronistic
.
2
Gillard justified her position with a critique: marriage is an
anachronistic
institution.
3
It is
anachronistic
that we start every day here with a prayer.
4
Winslet manages emotional honesty within
anachronistic
confines, and Schoenaerts escapes with dignity.
5
For all that, the deliberately
anachronistic
style makes it go down easily.
6
I hate to be
anachronistic
,
but I don't like this new system.
7
Seldom, for example, can one movie have featured so many distractingly
anachronistic
hairstyles.
8
The links to the United States, while increasingly
anachronistic
,
are strong.
9
But that doesn't mean nightclubs are quite as
anachronistic
as CD-Roms.
10
Our libel laws are
anachronistic
,
hinder journalism and favour wealthy people.
11
Dresden would have known how to respond to that kind of
anachronistic
gibberish.
12
But I don't see that as being
anachronistic
to the period.
13
More and more, the IMF looks
anachronistic
and its goals untenable.
14
This arrangement had seemed
anachronistic
and there had been talk of ending it.
15
His world of truck-stops and highway romance seem weirdly
anachronistic
in the noughties.
16
The BankAmericard and Master Charge decals on it seemed jarringly
anachronistic
.
anachronistic
as anachronistic
too anachronistic
increasingly anachronistic
seem anachronistic
consider anachronistic