Medieval
Primeval
Primeval adjective - Relating to or occurring near the beginning of a process, series, or time period.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- old and medieval
- old and primeval
- barbaric and medieval
- barbaric and primeval
- antique and medieval
- antique and primeval
- primitive and medieval
- primitive and primeval
- old-fashioned and medieval
- old-fashioned and primeval
- antiquated and medieval
- antiquated and primeval
- ancient and medieval
- ancient and primeval
Both words in one sentence
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Primeval has an episode where Danny get into a sword-fight with a medieval knight.
Source: Flynning -
Primeval: A medieval knight who pops through an anomaly and becomes the Monster of the Week turns out to be this.
Source: The Atoner - Lewis in The Discarded Image (a series of lectures about the cultural background of Medieval literature) many medieval beliefs, even those that sound like holdovers from primeval superstition were in fact simply because somebody had read a book about them.
Source: But I Read a Book About It
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