Meanings of most archaic in English

She was at once the most archaic and modern of states.

We have now examined the most archaic forms of the survival of totemism in Britain.

A phrase in the Standard, the " most archaic of the passages," acted upon

The manners and rites of the natives were far the most archaic of all with which we are acquainted.

One of the tenses of the conjugation, and that the simplest and most archaic, is formed with identical affixes.

In an age of online shopping, contactless payments and crypto currency, coins stand out as one of modern life's most archaic features.

Within the last two years the windows have been cleared, and the curious and most archaic pillars, shaped like balustrades, may be examined.

They sought their aesthetic ideals in the most archaic arts, in the "primordial" revelation of beauty...

That vote represents a historic chance for this most archaic of bodies to put aside their own interests for the good of the game.

Cosmic terror appears as an ingredient of the earliest folklore of all races, and is crystallised in the most archaic ballads, chronicles, and sacred writings.

-This ,anaxiom of the most archaic law, gets evaded bit by bit till the professional advocate takes the place of the plaintiff.

"Why, these are the most archaic Greek letters which have yet been discovered: inscriptions from beneath the lava beds of Santorin."