archaic
Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
archaic /ɑːˈkeɪɪk/
▶adjective very old or old-fashioned.
■ (of language) used to give an old-fashioned flavour.
■ belonging to an early period of art or culture.
– derivatives
archaically adverb.
archaically adverb.
'archaic' also found in these Oxford entries:
aback
- abaft
- abed
- abide
- abode
- abroad
- accordant
- accouchement
- acharnement
- acquit
- adamant
- addle
- address
- admeasure
- administer
- adulterate
- adulterine
- adventure
- advertise
- advertisement
- advice
- advisement
- afeared
- affected
- affection
- affined
- affluent
- afflux
- affranchise
- affright
- afore
- after
- ague
- ail
- alack
- alarum
- aliment
- allowance
- along
- aloud
- alow
- altercation
- alway
- amass
- ambuscade
- amend
- ana
- anarch
- ancient
- ancient
