Antediluvian: an-tee-da-loo-vee-an
Part of speech:
adjective
Origin: Latin, mid-17th
century
1. Absurdly outmoded or
old-fashioned
2. Of or relating to
a time before the biblical flood
Examples used in a sentence:
1. the rise and fall
of the antediluvian age is narrated through the actions of Noah and his
family in the Book of Genesis.
2. Her sense of style
is so laughably outdated it’s nearly antediluvian.
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