anachronistic in Portuguese
anachronistic in Portuguese is anacrónico, anacrônico — anachronistic means belonging to a period other than the one it is set in, or old-fashioned and out of place now.
anachronistic in Portuguese
anacrónico
anacrônico
What does "anachronistic" mean?
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adj Belonging to a period other than the one it is set in, or old-fashioned and out of place now.
"The 'liberalism' issue that perplexed Catholics in the 1880s was by 1914 increasingly anachronistic, as political liberalism won resoundingly (in France), or lost resoundingly (in Austria), or became fragmented and divided (in Germany)."
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anachronistic in a sentence
- The 'liberalism' issue that perplexed Catholics in the 1880s was by 1914 increasingly anachronistic, as political liberalism won resoundingly (in France), or lost resoundingly (in Austria), or became fragmented and divided (in Germany).
- In their daily practices, journalists often perpetuated ageing and increasingly anachronistic ideologies, but they were rarely, in fact, dominated by them.
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What is "anachronistic" in Portuguese?
"anachronistic" in Portuguese is anacrónico, anacrônico. anachronistic means: Belonging to a period other than the one it is set in, or old-fashioned and out of place now.
Are there other ways to say "anachronistic" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "anachronistic": anacrónico, anacrônico.
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