Creaky
Relic
Relic noun - A tiny often physical indication of something lost or vanished.
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Synonyms for Relic
Creaky and relic are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Creaky" instead an adjective "Relic".
Nearby Word: relict
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- There's the conflicts between fans of the classic series who view the new series and everything about it as a betrayal as all they felt the show stood for, and the fans of the new series who view the classic series as a creaky, irrelevant old relic badly in need of being updated in the first place.
Source: Broken Base / Doctor Who -
Considering that the show prior to 2005 was regarded as a creaky, slightly irrelevant old relic and post-2005 is now a major media juggernaut seemingly beloved by all - most especially critics - something obviously worked.
Source: Sci-Fi Ghetto
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