Le Cinq, Paris: restaurant review Read more The response was bizarrely antiquated.

Perhaps the truly antiquated piece of this situation is the brick-and-mortar retailer.

It has become in part archaic, but it does not become antiquated.

At the Mount, the eleventh-century work was antiquated before it was finished.

This antiquated fussiness of the dilettante little nobleman was sickening to her.

She made her dear old antiquated curtsey to Mama and the company.

The chairs were of an antiquated fashion, and had very capacious seats.

You have not the slightest suspicion that your opinions are somewhat antiquated.

It is now not even that, for it sounds antiquated and threadbare.

The diction is severely classical, free from Greek constructions and antiquated harshness.

Amplifiers, tuners and radio telegraph adapters were somewhat antiquated but looked factory-fresh.

Sailors' words, most of them; together with a handful of antiquated terms.

The only real disappointment, though, was the stove, an antiquated wood-burning affair.

With us, only the domestic servant is held to this antiquated position.

His pen has never been debased by an inartistic and antiquated idealism.

He missed the Valeman's peculiar mixture of hardheaded practicality and antiquated beliefs.