Expressions - Collocations of the word " archaic "
| archaic | 1) The bowl and stand were favourite archaic forms. 2) Other usage is typically considered archaic or poetic. more archaic sentences |
| archaic English | 1) archaic English pronouns and verb endings are not used. 2) This is the origin of the now archaic English plural of kine . more archaic English sentences |
| archaic Greek | 1) Serpents figured prominently in archaic Greek myths. 2) archaic Greek sculpture has also been claimed as an influence. more archaic Greek sentences |
| archaic art | 1) She did not share the fashionable interest in the formal properties of Oceanic or archaic art . 2) The New York Times included in his obituary a negative appraisal: His art is archaic, with all the traits of archaic art . more archaic art sentences |
| archaic classical | 1) Partially compensating for the missing texts are the physical artifacts that remain from the archaic and classical periods. 2) archaic and classical representations show Gigantes as man-sized hoplites (heavily-armed ancient Greek foot soldiers) fully human in form. more archaic classical sentences |
| archaic feature | 1) Some archaic features are reminiscent of Irish English. 2) Hittite preserves some very archaic features lost in other Indo-European languages. more archaic feature sentences |
| archaic form | 1) The bowl and stand were favourite archaic forms . 2) An archaic form is also observed in primates . more archaic form sentences |
| archaic globalization | 1) archaic globalization is comparable to present day globalization on a much smaller scale. 2) Finally, the desire for better health was the remaining push behind archaic globalization . more archaic globalization sentences |
| archaic heritage | 1) The repressed archaic heritage is unconscious. 2) This regression can also be a collective unconscious, because it is part of our archaic heritage . more archaic heritage sentences |
| archaic human | 1) This contrasts with archaic humans , where the brow ridge is pronounced and unbroken. 2) He largely bases his doubts on the fossil record of archaic humans and their stone tool kit. more archaic human sentences |
| archaic language | 1) One argument against the KJV is this archaic language . 2) Sheena's lyrics often contain complex and archaic language . more archaic language sentences |
| archaic law | 1) India's archaic laws are another problem. 2) Nevertheless, the archaic laws remain the same as they were. more archaic law sentences |
| archaic method | 1) Gone are the archaic methods and scary machines. 2) Certainly no modern day school would resort to archaic disciplinary methods ! more archaic method sentences |
| archaic name | 1) An archaic name for the islands in English was the Pelew Islands . 2) Rollins' athletic teams are called the Tars (an archaic name for a sailor). more archaic name sentences |
| archaic period | 1) Davenport translated ancient Greek texts, particularly from the archaic period . 2) The poem dates to the archaic period of Classical Antiquity. more archaic period sentences |
| archaic practice | 1) But no, those archaic practices are far too mundane for these enlightened folks. 2) It's an archaic practice , in my opinion, and is degrading. more archaic practice sentences |
| archaic rule | 1) archaic rules are more important than the final results and public welfare. 2) No, actually the best that can be done is to change the archaic rules . more archaic rule sentences |
| archaic smile | 1) The figures on the west still wear the archaic smile . 2) Francie smiled his archaic smile and Aunt Margaret laughed soundlessly. more archaic smile sentences |
| archaic spelling | 1) Boberg's entire poem appears (with archaic Swedish spellings ). 2) Similarly, other archaic spellings such as olde worlde are not distinguished below. more archaic spelling sentences |
| archaic style | 1) This masterpiece gives us the classical moment of the archaic style . 2) Theognis wrote in the archaic elegiac style . more archaic style sentences |
| archaic system | 1) But it 's quite an archaic system and quite dysfunctional system. 2) The reason for the lack of data speaks volumes about Lebanon's archaic system of government. more archaic system sentences |
| archaic term | 1) The archaic term for the metal core is core rail . 2) However, it was also expressed in rather archaic terms . more archaic term sentences |
| archaic tradition | 1) This function of iron pertains to a very archaic shamanist tradition . 2) The artist uses images from the archaic tradition but adapts them to his new purpose. more archaic tradition sentences |
| archaic word | 1) Apuleius' vocabulary is often eccentric and includes some archaic words . 2) The dialect includes many archaic words that have disappeared from modern Slovene. more archaic word sentences |
| be archaic | 1) This created the impression that religious language was necessarily archaic . 2) The script of the second scribe is archaic . more be archaic sentences |
| become archaic | 1) A fierce solidarity was forged of a kind that has become archaic in the west. 2) Plus the inter-operability between operating systems means the closed model Apple deploys will become archaic . more become archaic sentences |
| consider archaic | 1) Except for this form, subjunctive forms are considered archaic . 2) Old lines, considered archaic , were then gradually replaced by buses. more consider archaic sentences |
| help_outline feedbac | 1) A definite date is really impossible, since archaic Latin does not terminate abruptly, but continues even down to imperial times. 2) The word is rooted in the IE stem *aug- , to increase, and possibly an archaic Latin neuter noun *augus , meaning that which is full of mystic force. more help_outline feedbac sentences |
| late archaic | 1) A few painters seem to look deliberately away from their own time, nostalgically retaining the late archaic style. 2) The style seems to achieve a perfect fusion of late archaic grace with the gravity of the new age. more late archaic sentences |
| now archaic | 1) The earlier word 'asphaltum' is now archaic and not commonly used. 2) This is the origin of the now archaic English plural of kine . more now archaic sentences |
| somewhat archaic | 1) However, this use is somewhat archaic . 2) Additionally, one can see this idea present in the somewhat archaic language of consummating a marriage. more somewhat archaic sentences |
Expressions with the word archaic
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