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Definitions from the WebTerm: ArchaisePart of speech: Verb Sense: To imitate or adopt archaic language, style, or mannerisms. Sample sentence: She archaised her speech by using thee and thou instead of you and your. Part of speech: Verb Sense: To restore or bring back to an earlier, antiquated state or form. Sample sentence: The historical museum archaised the room to resemble a 19th-century parlor. Part of speech: Adjective Sense: In the style or manner of something from an earlier time; antiquated. Sample sentence: Her wardrobe was filled with archaise dresses from the 1920s. Part of speech: Noun Sense: A person who uses archaic language, style, or mannerisms. Sample sentence: The playwright was known as an archaise for his preference to write in Shakespearean English. Related products: Search for books on archaic language on AmazonSearch for products on antiquated style on Amazon | ||||
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