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archaic
adjective as in very old
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Charities have long claimed the method of council tax debt enforcement in England punishes people who are genuinely struggling to pay - while the government says it is taking action against "archaic and aggressive" practices.
These days, any festival without a decent lineup of smaller, independent films would be rightfully considered archaic.
He produces an appealing tension in the simultaneous presentation of archaic cultural norms alongside issues that feel as urgent as ever.
Ms Malone said she was relieved and gratified to know officers were challenging "archaic beliefs and questioning the integrity of those responsible for administering policy and procedure".
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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