anachronistic
Example Sentences
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The dialogue is at times way too blunt and a bit anachronistic — as though the characters are reading from a modern textbook, analyzing the hardships and attitudes of 19th century pioneers.
From Los Angeles Times
His presence on the airwaves may seem anachronistic, more suited to the era of Franklin D. Roosevelt’s fireside chats, but it is crucial to understanding his overwhelming grip on India’s information landscape.
From New York Times
Instead, he said, the world is seeing “the rise of myopic, extremist, resentful and aggressive nationalisms that have kindled conflicts which are not only anachronistic and outdated but even more violent.”
From Seattle Times
At an age when he might have become anachronistic, Kersee and his methods still represent sprinting’s gold standard, associates and athletes say.
From Los Angeles Times
He is a complex Otello, trapped in anachronistic surroundings, for our time.
From Los Angeles Times
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