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Relic
Relic noun - A tiny often physical indication of something lost or vanished.
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Synonyms for Relic
Nearby Word: relict
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Max laments the hotel as a "sad old thing", a kitschy relic from the seventies which the gangsters never bother to maintain.
Source: Video Game / Max Payne -
Biff gets conked out by a rotating roulette table, a relic from his father's old speakeasy.Marty: Place your bets!
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Old Soldier: Bond, which is part of M's verbal beatdown of him when she refers to him as "A relic of the Cold War".
Source: Film / GoldenEye
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