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Meanings of archaic in English
So extremely old as seeming to belong to an earlier period.
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Examples for "antiquated"
Examples for "antiquated"
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Le Cinq, Paris: restaurant review Read more The response was bizarrely antiquated.
2
Perhaps the truly antiquated piece of this situation is the brick-and-mortar retailer.
3
It has become in part archaic, but it does not become antiquated.
4
At the Mount, the eleventh-century work was antiquated before it was finished.
5
This antiquated fussiness of the dilettante little nobleman was sickening to her.
1
Compared to other countries like the United States or Germany, it's antediluvian.
2
For company he has dusty books, an antediluvian tape recorder and tapes.
3
No one in her family has bothered with polite pleasantries since antediluvian times.
4
I dare say the place does look antediluvian to young eyes.
5
What caused the rapid eclipse of faith in the antediluvian world?
Usage of archaic in English
1
Victims groups have slammed the move, saying name suppression laws are archaic.
2
I examined him carefully; the archaic medical treatment had been surprisingly effective.
3
Strangely enough, having magically learned archaic Portuguese last summer was really helping.
4
Do you not see your children suffering under our archaic education policies?
5
But I'm getting my message to you by a rather archaic method.
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She was afraid of nobody, respecter of no convention she considered archaic.
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How important is the poetic beauty and depth of archaic verb endings:
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It has become in part archaic, but it does not become antiquated.
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It's an archaic approach to forensic medicine, but there you have it.
10
Orman recognized the formula -though it was an oddly archaic form.
11
Her accent was as archaic as her clothes; it was almost Eliotian.
12
Byamee is the originator of things less archaic and important than totemism.
13
Tells about the fishermen's methods which are archaic & not very productive.
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But due to Tasmania's archaic gag laws, she has been unable to.
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The archaic weapons seemed as much a badge as the racing-green turbans.
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Awkward and halting, vaguely archaic, Reid didn't like wasting words or time.
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Archaic across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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