Definition
Definition of archaistic - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
old styleRare imitating old styles, often in an artificial wayRare
- The building's design is archaistic, copying ancient Greek temples.
- The poet's archaistic diction felt oddly formal in modern prose.
- Her archaistic costume included a corset and powdered wig.
Origin of archaistic
Greek, archaios (ancient) + -ismos (practice)
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- French:archaïsant, ...
- German:archaisch, ...
- Italian:arcaistico, ...
- Spanish:arcaizante, ...
- Portuguese:arcaizante, ...
- Chinese:仿古的, ...
- Japanese:古風な, ...
- Arabic:مُتَقَدِّمُ الأُسْلُوبِ, ...
- Hebrew:אַרְכָּאִיסְטִי, ...
- Russian:архаистический, ...
- Ukrainian:архаїчний, ...
- Hindi:पुरातनतावादी, ...
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