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Meanings of increasingly anachronistic in English
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Usage of increasingly anachronistic in English
1
The links to the United States, while increasingly anachronistic, are strong.
2
As a result, their approach to mega-deals is increasingly anachronistic.
3
The annual World Economic Forum in Davos appears in many ways an increasingly anachronistic gathering.
4
The reality is that borders are increasingly anachronistic.
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It is also increasingly anachronistic for players suspended for an indiscretion in a league fixture in May to miss, say, a Lions tour.