1. Archaism A word, phrase, or statement that is considered old fashioned or outdated is an Archaism

2. Examples of Archaism in Literature

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4. White Archaism Clan Symbol "White Archaism" (ホワイト古語 Howaito kogo) is a clan from the Star Gate nation

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7. What does Archaism mean? Information and translations of Archaism in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

8. Archaism This distinctive modal colouring in turn supports one of the track's principal themes, namely the music's sense of Archaism

9. Definition of Archaism noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

10. Legal English has particularlyacceptation, a lot of archaism especially archaism adverbappeared, loan word adopted, glossary accuracy required, succinct in the use of word.

11. Archaism definition, something archaic, as a word or expression

12. To an Egyptologist, an Archaism (also called “antiquarianism” by C

13. Archaism definition is - the use of archaic diction or style

14. An Archaism is distinct from an obsolete word, in that the Archaism is still occasionally used while the obsolete word is no longer used in any context.

15. A more general definition of an Archaism is the survival or

16. Archaism cloud: Obtaining enlightenment helps, loses to get little support.

17. Example: The word thou, the singular form of you, is an Archaism

18. This archaism announced deeply to learn is a process that accompanies life.

19. The original meaning of an Archaism is often lost in antiquity

20. From the Cambridge English Corpus First, "paganism," "Archaism" and …

21. Archaism ancient charm and ancient raining spring ( Guyuchun ) are the ambit of Guyuchun Tea.

22. There's a difference between an Archaism and a word that's obsolete, or …

23. See authoritative translations of Archaism in Spanish with example sentences and audio pronunciations.

24. An Archaism is a word that's so old-fashioned that hardly anyone uses it anymore

25. Hypernyms ("Archaism" is a kind of): expression; formulation (the style of expressing yourself)

26. In dialect: Dialectal change and diffusion …with the unchanged usage (Archaism) in dialect B

27. To him, imperial China's archaism was a grand conspiracy to silence the uneducated majority.

28. This fact is a correction on the traditional opinion on Wang as the representative of archaism.

29. Archaistic (adj) like, or imitative of, anything archaic; pertaining to an archaism How to pronounce Archaistic?

30. Reprised by Hadrian, the Augustan construction of 'classical' Greece helped to promote the archaism typifying Greek

31. Archaism Sentence Examples He was already a poet by predilection, an idyllist and steeped in the classical Archaism of the time, when, in 1784, his taste for the antique was confirmed by a visit to …

32. Archaism an inclination toward old-fashioned things, speech, or actions, especially those of one’s Ancestors

33. Quotations ▼ In this text, the word "methinks" appears to be a deliberate Archaism.

34. However, such confrontation is not the only way to innovate. Archaism can become a means of innovation too.

35. Archaism translation in English - German Reverso dictionary, see also 'archaic',arch',archives',anarchism', examples, definition, conjugation

36. Archaism is an answer to artificial transformations, an attempt to go back, from distortion to regular and complete forms

37. There are many synonyms of Archaism which include Age, Ancientness, Antiqueness, Elderliness, Old Age, Venerableness, Hoariness, Archaicism, etc.

38. "Probably more or less of a conscious archaism since the 17th c." [OED] Related: Bewrayed; Bewraying.

39. Archaism Meaning in English to Urdu is پرانے محاورے, as written in Urdu and Puranay Mahawray, as written in Roman Urdu

40. ‘The question of stylistic eclecticism and deliberate Archaism also appears in Bergstein's book on the Florentine sculptor Nanni di Banco.’ ‘For example, Delany faults Forster, finding he clings in the end ‘to Archaism and nostalgia while failing to engage the contemporary passions of the ordinary citizen’.’

41. Archaism is the noun form, referring to an old-fashioned or obsolete use of a word, phrase, or usage

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43. Archaism (countable and uncountable, plural Archaisms) The adoption or imitation of archaic words or style. An archaic word, style, etc

44. To him, imperial China's archaism was a grand conspiracy to silence the uneducated majority. "We have two choices, " he wrote.

45. Archaism, an international artistic phenomenon from early in the twentieth century through the 1930s, receives its first sustained analysis in this book

46. We follow the archaism essence, people-oriented, promote health concept, developing help human health products. Act together, join health industry turn deserves another industry!

47. Ze: In the archaism it means showing kindness to others, while in the modern Chinese it often indicates the place where water gathers.

48. Archaism definition: the adoption or imitation of something archaic , such as a word or an artistic or Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

49. Simultaneously the massive utilization ancient history, the story, the archaism comes the dissertation affair, both sounds reasonable, and holds the effectiveness, persuasive.

50. Find 200 synonyms for Archaism and other similar words that you can use instead based on 3 separate contexts from our thesaurus.

51. Find 41 ways to say Archaism, along with antonyms, related words, and example sentences at Thesaurus.com, the world's most trusted free thesaurus.

52. Sigurd and Gudrún is an exercise in conscious Archaism not just in subject matter, and not just in poetic form and idiom.

53. In his paintings, sculptures, installations and videos, the artist dwells on the relationships between archaism and the fantasies of modernity to which society aspires.

54. We have implied in former sections, and shall here take it for granted, that occasional Archaism is always a fault, conscious or unconscious

55. An Archaism is a word, phrase or literary device that is no longer commonly used, or is used only in very specific instances

56. The greybeards hated the Archaism of Burne-Jones's dense application of scumbled and rubbed watercolour, designed to mimic the tempera techniques of early renaissance painters

57. Definition of Archaism written for English Language Learners from the Merriam-Webster Learner's Dictionary with audio pronunciations, usage examples, and count/noncount noun labels.

58. That there is a problem with the identification of archaism, since 'archaisms' are sometimes not Archaic in the register in which they are used

59. Tang Xian-zu comes on the scene at the very moment when the archaism literary style championed by the later Seven Masters enjoyed its widespread recognition.

60. ‘The crux of the dispute is whether Ptolemy was the mainstream and Dorotheus the breakaway development, or Dorotheus the mainstream and Ptolemy a deliberate attempt at Archaism…

61. Archaism a taste for and imitation of earlier styles, a recurrent phenomenon since ancient times based on the premise that earlier works were somehow purer and simpler.

62. An Archaism is a word or phrase (or a particular meaning of a word or phrase) that is no longer in common use and is considered extremely old-fashioned

63. Archaism is the use of writing that is today considered outdated or old fashioned. Derived from the Greek word arkhaios, meaning 'ancient', archaic language in literature can be in the …

64. In this essay I will examine Xu Beihong's art theories and art works, talk about how he innovates by archaism and explore the archaic elements of his theories and works.

65. N Archaism The adoption or imitation of that which is antiquated or out of use; especially, the use of archaic words or fòrms of speech.; n Archaism The quality of being archaic; antiquity of style, manner, or use, as in art or literature; especially, in art, the appearance of traces of the imperfect conception or unskilful handling of tools and material belonging to an art before the time of

66. Archaism is part of a style of diction known as “archaic diction”. This is when, as the previous definition hinted at, old fashioned words are used to create a particular mood or tone

67. 30 A man of perfection by practice deems that a man should be gutsy and dauntless to do thing as the archaism goes "Though thousands of people are there to fight against me, I still go."

68. A man of perfection by practice deems that a man should be gutsy and dauntless to do thing as the archaism goes "Though thousands of people are there to fight against me, I still go."

69. Whether you think the Electoral College is a silly Archaism that frustrates the people's will or a time-tested institution that helps preserve our republic, one thing is certain: That red-and-blue electoral map not only illustrates but dramatically inflates political, cultural, and geographic differences in …

70. When we list all of the syntactic features which could be taken as evidence of the linguistic Archaism of AEthelberht (excluding the nominativus pendens), it becomes clear that such features may be accounted for more plausibly if we assume the influence of Merovingian Latin legal codes

71. Archaism (n.) 1640s, "retention of what is old and obsolete," from Modern Latin Archaismus, from Greek arkhaismos, from arkhaizein "to copy the ancients" (in language, etc.); see archaic.Meaning "that which is archaic," especially "an archaic word or expression," is by 1748.

72. The Ancients (also known as the Shoreham Ancients) were a group of young English artists and others who were brought together around 1824 by their attraction to archaism in art and admiration for the work of William Blake (1757–1827), who was a generation or two older than the group.

73. In language, an Archaism (from the Ancient Greek: ἀρχαϊκός, archaïkós, 'old-fashioned, antiquated', ultimately ἀρχαῖος, archaîos, 'from the beginning, ancient') is the use of a form of speech or writing that is no longer current.This can either be done deliberately (to achieve a specific effect) or as part of a specific jargon (for example in law) or formula (for example