archaic
/ɑrˈkeɪɪk/
adjective
- Very old or from an earlier period in history; no longer in common use.
- The museum displayed archaic tools used by ancient farmers.
- The poet used archaic words like 'thou' to create an old-fashioned feel.
- Some archaic laws are still on the books but never enforced.
- Old-fashioned and out of date, especially in a negative way.
- Many people think the dress code is archaic and should be changed.
- The company's archaic computer system made work very slow.
- His archaic views on education surprised the younger teachers.
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