antiquate

If everything about that sentence seems hopelessly antiquated and out of touch — well, yeah.

Most people watch “Downton” for the tart, gently comedic exchanges and adorably antiquated decorum.

This approach forces public officials to pick winners and losers, often using antiquated data and general calculations to distribute funds broadly across a commodity sector.

They speak an antiquated dialect of the same language, which the agents, who are also Yine, have been able to learn.

"And then I felt so angry that something so archaic and antiquated could even be a possibility in the country I live in, let alone legitimately on the horizon."