Significados de as archaic en inglés

Her accent was as archaic as her clothes; it was almost Eliotian.

In today's time-wrenched culture, the exercise might be seen as archaic and wasteful.

For his language was as archaic and perhaps as incongruous as his architecture.

Messidor brought its quota of wild roses in the hedgerows, just as archaic June had done.

The service, to which she had objected as archaic, became subordinate, spiritualized, dominated by the personality.

In a study commissioned by the New Zealand prison officers union, Mt Eden was described as archaic.

Your ideas are as archaic as Kalidasa's.

A lawyer is planning a challenge in Fiji's courts over the country's sedition law which he describes as archaic.

Traditions she views as archaic.

Since taking office, Pelley has displayed a willingness to completely alter what could be regarded as archaic arrangements within golf.

It's a funny old rock- and-roll word, so out of fashion now that it sounds almost as archaic as the term groovy.

Student customs are full of ancient survivals, and some editions of 'College Laws' are almost as archaic as the Code of Manu.

And, who knows, in 750 years' time our ideas about the fundamentals of the universe might seem as archaic as Grosseteste's do now.

In a way, the language used of Husain's performance were just as archaic, for sexism and racism are just as old as Latin.

She considerately spared Mr. Stevenson this disquieting intelligence, having found him in matters of honor and rectitude as archaic and as fastidious as Jimmie himself.

Doe Run officials say the smelter lost money for years before the boom times of 2006 and 2007, as archaic equipment was updated.