Old
Old adjective - Dating or surviving from the distant past.
Usage example: an extremely old piece of jewelry was discovered in the Egyptian ruins
Time-honored and old are semantically related in traditional topic. In some cases you can use "Time-honored" instead an adjective "Old".
Time-honored
Time-honored adjective - Acceptable for a long time.
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Synonyms for Time-honored
Old and time-honored are semantically related in traditional topic. You can use "Old" instead an adjective phrase "Time-honored".
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Related pairs
- familiar and old
- familiar and time-honored
- customary and old
- customary and time-honored
- established and old
- established and time-honored
- enduring and old
- enduring and time-honored
- venerable and old
- venerable and time-honored
- vintage and old
- vintage and time-honored
- ancient and old
- ancient and time-honored
Both words in one sentence
- The main artists and design philosophy in general, particularly the heated rivalry between Nomura and Amano fans, a time-honored proxy conflict of the "old school" versus "new school" when it isn't an artistic debate on its own.
Source: Broken Base / Video Games
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