Ancient
Neolithic
Neolithic adjective - Having passed its time of use or usefulness.
Usage example: my old manual typewriter now seems positively neolithic
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- old and ancient
- old and neolithic
- antique and ancient
- antique and neolithic
- venerable and ancient
- venerable and neolithic
- antiquated and ancient
- antiquated and neolithic
- archaic and ancient
- archaic and neolithic
- obsolete and ancient
- obsolete and neolithic
- moth-eaten and ancient
- moth-eaten and neolithic
Both words in one sentence
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The swastika - The symbol most indelibly associated with the Nazis (in the West), it is very ancient, going back to the neolithic, and global, having been found throughout Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas.
Source: Useful Notes / The Roman Empire
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