Obsolete
Primeval
Primeval adjective - Relating to or occurring near the beginning of a process, series, or time period.
Usage example: primeval forests slowly disappearing as the climate changed
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- old and obsolete
- old and primeval
- antique and obsolete
- antique and primeval
- primitive and obsolete
- primitive and primeval
- old-fashioned and obsolete
- old-fashioned and primeval
- antiquated and obsolete
- antiquated and primeval
- ancient and obsolete
- ancient and primeval
- archaic and obsolete
- archaic and primeval
Both words in one sentence
- The Venus Project, thoroughly discussed in the second Zeitgeist movie, is built around the assumption that greed, corruption, and ignorance are not intrinsic human qualities but were instead drilled into us by the harsh primeval environment and later, by our obsolete social institutions.
Source: Rousseau Was Right
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