antique
11antique — [an tēk′] adj. [Fr < L antiquus, ancient, old < ante, before] 1. of ancient times; ancient; old 2. out of date; old fashioned 3. in the style of classical antiquity 4. of, or in the style of, a former period 5. dealing in antiques n …
12antique — I adjective ancient, antedeluvian, archaic, bygone, old, old fashioned, older, superannuated, time worn, venerable II index obsolete, old, outdated, outmoded …
13antique — ancient, *old, venerable, antiquated, antediluvian, obsolete, archaic Antonyms: modern: current …
14antique — ► NOUN ▪ a decorative object or piece of furniture that is valuable because of its age. ► ADJECTIVE 1) valuable because of its age. 2) old fashioned or outdated. 3) literary ancient. ORIGIN Latin antiquus former, ancient …
15ANTIQUE — adj. des deux genres Fort ancien. Il est opposé à Moderne, et il ne se dit qu en parlant Des choses qui sont d un temps fort reculé. Les monuments antiques. Monnaie antique. Statue antique. Vase antique. Palais antique. Il y a de grandes… …
16ANTIQUE — adj. des deux genres Qui est fort ancien. Il est opposé à MODERNE et il ne se dit qu’en parlant des Choses qui sont d’un temps fort reculé. Les monuments antiques. Monnaie antique. Statue antique. Vase antique. Palais antique. Il y a de grandes… …
17Antique — An antique (Latin: antiquus ; old) is an old collectible item. It is collected or desirable because of its age, rarity, condition, utility, or other unique features. It is an object that represents a previous era in human society.Antiques are… …
18antique — (an ti k ) adj. 1° Il se dit de ce qui est d une époque très reculée. Monument antique. • Je viens suivant l usage antique et solennel, RAC. Ath. I, 1. • Je veux que la valeur de ses aïeux antiques Ait fourni de matière aux plus vieilles… …
19antique — 01. We bought a beautiful [antique] lamp in a little store on Fort Street. 02. Collecting [antique] furniture is a very expensive hobby. 03. We found this table at a little [antique] dealer in Boston. 04. Bo gave Sherri a beautiful [antique] ring …
20antique — {{11}}antique (adj.) 1530s, aged, venerable, from M.Fr. antique old (14c.), from L. antiquus (later anticus) ancient, former, of olden times; old, long in existence, aged; venerable; old fashioned, from PIE *anti in sense of before (see ANTE (Cf …
