Third person singular present tense of antiquate; makes something outdated or old-fashioned.
From antiquate plus the third-person singular -s ending. Regular present-tense conjugation of the verb antiquate.
Every verb form carries information—'antiquates' tells us something IS ACTIVELY BECOMING OLD right now. Technology 'antiquates' last year's phone models instantly, which is exactly why we need this verb.
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