antiquated in Japanese
antiquated in Japanese is 古風 — antiquated means old-fashioned or outdated, no longer suited to modern needs.
antiquated in Japanese
古風
Pronounced: kofuu
old-fashioned, out of date
What does "antiquated" mean?
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adj Old-fashioned or outdated, no longer suited to modern needs.
"The office still uses antiquated software that crashes constantly."
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antiquated in a sentence
- The office still uses antiquated software that crashes constantly.
- Some of the school's rules feel antiquated compared to how students actually communicate today.
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What is "antiquated" in Japanese?
"antiquated" in Japanese is 古風. antiquated means: Old-fashioned or outdated, no longer suited to modern needs.
How do you pronounce 古風?
"antiquated" in Japanese is 古風, pronounced "kofuu".
How do you use "antiquated" in a sentence?
Example: "The office still uses antiquated software that crashes constantly." In Japanese, "antiquated" is 古風.
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