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Definition of mediaeval - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
historyRare UK related to the Middle Ages periodRare UK
- The mediaeval castle stood tall on the hill.
2.
styleRare UK resembling the Middle Ages in styleRare UK
- The festival had a mediaeval theme with knights and jousting.
3.
thinkingRare UK old-fashioned or outdated in thinkingRare UK
- His mediaeval views on education surprised everyone.
Origin of mediaeval
Latin, medius (middle) + aevum (age)
Examples of mediaeval in a sentence
She studied mediaeval literature at university. The castle's architecture was distinctly mediaeval. She wore a mediaeval gown to the party. His mediaeval approach to technology hindered progress. She dismissed the mediaeval notion of women in the workplace.
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- French:médiéval, ...
- German:mittelalterlich, altmodisch, ...
- Italian:medievale, d'epoca medievale, ...
- Spanish:medieval, medievo, ...
- Portuguese:medieval, ...
- Chinese:中世纪的, 仿中世纪的, ...
- Japanese:中世の, 中世的な, ...
- Arabic:قَرْوَسْطِيّ, قَوْطي, ...
- Hebrew:יְמֵי בֵּינַיִמִי, בְּסִגְנוֹן יְמֵי הַבֵּינַיִם, ...
- Russian:средневековый, готический, ...
- Ukrainian:середньовічний, готичний, ...
- Hindi:मध्यकालीन, पुरातनकालीन, ...
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