like an archaic relic of the past.

I said, That's archaic. How can that be?

You can tell the vocabulary is somewhat archaic.

It's rather archaic. It does show up in the Shakespeare corpus.

But then the notion of revolution in our time is so archaic, so dépassé.

It is absolutely archaic that we call cancer by prostate, by breast, by muscle.

Indeed, what worries me is the entire notion of world leadership seems to me terribly archaic.

Doctor, like it or not, you are, if you will permit the archaic phrase, a public enemy.

Thus, the word jaded, meaning worn out or lacking enthusiasm, has nothing to do with the gemstone, and instead, comes from the archaic, equine related definition.

Because the knowledge we bought into of who we are and why we're here turns out to be archaic beliefs that are not supporting our survival.

And one that is not heritable because who would want to pass on to their children the archaic enhancement modules that they got 25 years earlier from their parents?

By 10,000 years ago, they had disappeared from New Guinea, and unfortunately, by 4,000 years ago, somebodies, we don't know who this was, introduced dingoes this is a very archaic kind of a dog  into Australia.

Because as soon as you hear the word Dutchman which is an archaic word, nobody calls Dutch people Dutchmen anymore but as soon as you hear Dutchman, you get this picture of the kid with his finger in the dike, preventing the thing from falling and flooding Holland, and so on.