antiquated

Is it simply an antiquated law we no longer need?

It is quite possible that some of them may become antiquated before they are much or even at all used.

But the party itself is still clinging to its antiquated ways.

There is that antiquated class structure in my head once more.

She found the decision charming, if a bit antiquated in its thinking.

No new schools have been built in 30 years, and teachers had to make do with antiquated equipment.

Nevertheless they cannot but be considered antiquated even in 1806.

It would be nice if less antiquated options were available.

But maybe they have reason to believe in the antiquated myth of the simple life.

For the most part, antiquated though her systems must be, the ship ran herself.

That people will find him in their own lives and leave your antiquated rituals behind?

Old fashioned, maybe even a little antiquated, but far from past it.

Much of the things that I end up with are antiquated."

This is a modern health services research unit but you hold an antiquated view of science.

The room looked antiquated; it was located only a few stories above the street.

And you have to make allowances for the antiquated technology.

These antiquated laws were crafted for a very different America.

Maybe she needed to kick off the dust of her antiquated past.

What did he plan to do about the Plaza's antiquated telephone system?

Across the street to the west stood a lovely, antiquated hotel.

Nearly 75 percent of the computers in city schools were so antiquated they could not run most new software, he said.

Fact is, these charts are antiquated and no longer fit for use.

Despite the antiquated appearance, the station was built in 1989.

He wanted to get in the first shot, with his antiquated revolver.

Antiquated power lines are operating too close to their capacity.