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anachronism

noun as in error in time placement

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Comedian Sean Patton plays Markie, the high school football coach, a brawny walking anachronism with surprising insights of his own.

If journalism's “bias” is to report what is factual, that kind of “neutrality” in the age of Trump is rapidly becoming an anachronism of false equivalence.

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What this produces is anachronism upon anachronism.

Anachronism is drolly permitted as the French celebrate Joan’s victories with an impromptu cabaret performance of “La Vie en Rose.”

However, Cracker Barrel is a brand for which its anachronism has long been a selling point, as well as a brand whose customer base reacts strongly to any whiff of change.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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