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ancientness
noun as in antiquity
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Bounding around the stage shirtless with a disconcerting lope that suggests something’s off with his hip, he simultaneously owns his ancientness and defies it.
The show’s title characters also appear on four amphora that were made last year but are roughly crafted to give an illusion of ancientness.
Many say the knowledge of their craft has been passed down to them by their elders, and they revere the ancientness of the practice, even if it sometimes earns them a sideward glance.
That is because the advance of technology has provided an ancientness to fighting in the sky.
Talking about the ancientness or the DNA of beer, archaeologists have found evidence that beer was being produced as long ago as 7000 years B.C. in China of all places.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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