Neolithic
Neolithic adjective - Having passed its time of use or usefulness.
Usage example: my old manual typewriter now seems positively neolithic
Prehistoric and neolithic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Prehistoric" instead an adjective "Neolithic".
Prehistoric
Prehistoric adjective - Having passed its time of use or usefulness.
Usage example: prehistoric notions about mental illness that have no place in today's world
Neolithic and prehistoric are semantically related. You can use "Neolithic" instead an adjective "Prehistoric".
Nearby Word: prehistory
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- old and neolithic
- old and prehistoric
- medieval and neolithic
- medieval and prehistoric
- antique and neolithic
- antique and prehistoric
- old-fashioned and neolithic
- old-fashioned and prehistoric
- antiquated and neolithic
- antiquated and prehistoric
- ancient and neolithic
- ancient and prehistoric
- archaic and neolithic
- archaic and prehistoric
Both words in one sentence
- Given the demographics of prehistoric times, it wasn't unusual for a Neolithic community — especially a newly-established one, or one recently struck by contagion — to consist almost entirely of young adults and small children.
Source: Teenage Wasteland
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