archaic in Irish
archaic in Irish is ársa — archaic means old-fashioned or belonging to an earlier time; no longer in common use.
archaic in Irish
ársa
Of or characterized by antiquity; old-fashioned, quaint, antiquated.
What does "archaic" mean?
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adj Old-fashioned or belonging to an earlier time; no longer in common use.
"The contract still used archaic legal language like "heretofore"."
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archaic in a sentence
- The contract still used archaic legal language like "heretofore".
- His archaic views on marriage surprised his younger colleagues.
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What is "archaic" in Irish?
"archaic" in Irish is ársa. archaic means: Old-fashioned or belonging to an earlier time; no longer in common use.
How do you use "archaic" in a sentence?
Example: "The contract still used archaic legal language like "heretofore"." In Irish, "archaic" is ársa.
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