How To Use anachronic In A Sentence
- Better that it should not have consented to motion, and have held stubbornly to all ancestral ways, than have bred that anachronic spectre. The Egoist
- They can be distinguished for their wide hats and somewhat anachronic looking outfit.
- It is however not anachronic for him to return to his roots in such an obvious way.
- All your comments on non-WASPS are so anachronic is not even funny. Think Progress » Bush on Immigration: Wherever The Political Winds Blow
- Indian, and white -- from the yoke of the anachronic apartheid regime. LETTER TO ANGOLA'S DOS SANTOS
- The wiretap - today no more than an anachronical metaphor, used to materialize as something - a "wiretap" - the old process that physically interfered with a telephone line (when it was basically a metal wire stretched between posts) extracting conversations containing "narratives of facts" (truthful or not, maybe even Home
- In a world where technology has invaded every minute aspect of our lives, their music seems somewhat anachronic.
- The dressing of the black people is not only anachronic but also anastupid and no its not a word. “AFRICANS” AS PROPS FOR WHITE FEMININITY » Sociological Images
- The lack of adaptive value of long spines in E. acida suggests this trait might be better considered anachronic to parasitism, if demonstration of its adaptive value against parasitism in the past is provided.
- All of us, small or great nations, are now looking to you with respect, not only for the victory over a revived anachronical Paganism in Central The Agony of the Church (1917)
