March 27, 2021 · 8:56 PM
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Word of the Week – March 27, 2021

Antediluvian

Adjective

Latin, 17th century

Absurdly outmoded or old-fashioned.  Of or relating to a time before the biblical flood.

Example: Like 8-track tape players and dial phones, the political process in Washington seems so antediluvian.

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4 responses to “Word of the Week – March 27, 2021”

  1. Jen and the Furries
    March 31, 2021 at 5:48 AM

    Antediluvian. Now there’s a word with some nice mouth feel. How about we call Trump supporters antediluvian, because they seem to think going back in time is ideal.

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    • Alejandro De La Garza
      March 31, 2021 at 6:59 AM

      I’ve always dubbed right-wing extremists as archaic and retrogressive in thought and ideology. That’s why I’ve often called them “preservatives” – they want to preserve things the way they are, at least for them.

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  2. Jen and the Furries
    March 31, 2021 at 7:18 AM

    Actually as I was reading the definition I kept thinking of Star Trek, and then as I was cleaning out the litter box I remembered why (no coincidence, I’m sure): dilithium crystals.

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