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antiquate

[an-ti-kweyt] / ˈæn tɪˌkweɪt /


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Either way, the hodgepodge of conferences we have today is antiquated, a relic of a broken cable TV model.

From The Wall Street Journal

As Bill Plaschke waxes nostalgic, the rest of us slog down the 10 Freeway from Westwood, through downtown, up into the far northeast corner of L.A., to the antiquated monument that is the Rose Bowl.

From Los Angeles Times

Lowering your energy bills used to be a matter of switching from oil to natural gas or swapping out an antiquated AC.

From The Wall Street Journal

As in other industries, AI is already streamlining antiquated and inefficient workflows in finance, for example through tools that extract terms from dense financial agreements and develop code.

From The Wall Street Journal

This story of antiquated weaponry financing the first Western medical degrees for Japanese women underscores the compelling histories unearthed by collections research.

From The Wall Street Journal