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anachronistic
adjective as in obsolete
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adjective as in outmoded
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adjective as in untimely
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Example Sentences
This biased and anachronistic institution is therefore working as the Framers intended: It was designed to give Southern slave states an edge in selecting the president, and today it gives white Americans an unfair advantage over minority voters by inflating the value of their presidential votes.
And to him, the debate is anachronistic: If Zionism was a movement to create a state, and the state exists, the argument should be over the kind of state it is and is going to be, “not are you or are you not a Zionist.”
The mood is playful, and a game ensemble of 15 is wired for anachronistic mischief.
But as downtown has evolved — rail lines relocated to Union Station, and decades later, more residential space is opening up — the cold storage facility has become more anachronistic than practical.
Leaving aside this rather inflated and anachronistic description of X — its status as a “global town square” hasn’t survived Musk’s acquisition of the platform in 2022 — the idea that you can sue corporations for deciding not to advertise with you is beyond absurd.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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