Antediluvian
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What Does Antediluvian Mean?
- 大洪水前的
- 古老的
- 史前的
Antediluvian Pronunciation
/ˌæn.tɪ.dɪˈluː.vi.ən/
Antediluvian Definition
adjective
Definition
Of or relating to the period before the biblical flood; extremely old or antiquated.
In ZH
与圣经洪水前的时期相关；极其古老或过时的。
How to Use Antediluvian in a Sentence
- The antediluvian ideas of the past often seem outdated in today's world.
- His views on technology are almost antediluvian.
- The museum showcases antediluvian artifacts from ancient civilizations.
- They discovered antediluvian fossils deep within the cave.
- Many people believe that antediluvian myths contain truths about human existence.
Cultural Notes
The term is often used in literature and discussions about history to describe something very old or outdated.
noun
Definition
A person or thing that is extremely old or outdated.
In ZH
极其古老或过时的人或物。
How to Use Antediluvian in a Sentence
- He’s considered an antediluvian in the field of modern literature.
- The antediluvians of our time often resist change.
- In the business world, some antediluvian practices need to be rethought.
- There are many antediluvians who refuse to adopt new technology.
- The professor was seen as an antediluvian in his approach to teaching.