Meanings of as antiquated in English

This system is replacing hard drives, which some sources have described as antiquated.

I would have to describe the latter as antiquated and basic.

Industry insiders like McBride think the old model is as antiquated as the 8-track.

And much of the rest of the mammoth B-52 bomber is just as antiquated.

The banking system and the government's financial regulations were as antiquated as the auto industry.

The young see newspapers as antiquated and out of touch, and boxing carries the stain.

But soon that will be as antiquated as cavalry.

The Gersons would find me as antiquated as Ramel.

The organ is as antiquated as the organist, who plays with all the stops pulled out.

His hat was as antiquated as his coat.

This system is replacing hard drives built into personal computers, which some sources have described as antiquated.

If a Los Angeles-area scientist has his way, car chases may become as antiquated as horse-mounted cavalry.

He dresses horribly; he wears his hair like a-countryman; and his manners are as antiquated as his clothes.

He knew that the old methods of waging war were as antiquated, as certain to fail as the Napoleonic code.

The Humanists regarded the Theologians as antiquated, while the Theologians looked upon their opponents as supporters of the Reformation movement.

What was wisest and best in their day becomes often as antiquated as the culverin that once defended castellated ramparts.