Meanings of seem anachronistic in English

The reservations were not about its strength, but that the material doesn't embody modernity, and so these wooden skyscrapers might seem anachronistic.

In this age of Minecraft and computerized avionics simulations, it might seem anachronistic to devote so much time to such a fussy analog project.

This arrangement had seemed anachronistic and there had been talk of ending it.

Now, 63 years since the partition plan, it seems anachronistic to question the state's Jewish identity.

A bike computer seems anachronistic these days.

The language, like the attack, seemed anachronistic.

Yet through it all has run one lovely thread of continuity, emerging from a very old culture but never seeming anachronistic.

By the time the album reaches its seventh track, "Giving Up the Ghost," the unexpected acoustic guitar seems anachronistic.

The insistence on a dress code, for instance, which perpetuates gender stereotypes, for some of the airlines' crew seems anachronistic -and yet it persists.

In an era when TV critics win the Pulitzer prize and Oscar-winning film directors make Netflix miniseries, the idea that TV is unserious seems anachronistic.