Old-fashioned, outdated, or obsolete; no longer useful or relevant in modern times. Describes ideas, methods, or objects that have become outdated.
From Latin 'antiquatus,' past participle of 'antiquare' (to make old), from 'antiquus' (ancient, old). The word entered English in the 17th century, originally meaning 'made old' but evolving to mean 'obsolete.'
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