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archaism

/ˈɑːr.keɪ.ɪz.əm/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'emploi d'une expression vieillie ou sortie de l'usage, ou cette expression elle-même.

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noun

/ˈɑːr.keɪ.ɪz.əm/C2formalobsolète
  • frNom désignant l'emploi d'une expression vieillie ou sortie de l'usage, ou cette expression elle-même.

A noun referring to the use of an archaic or outdated expression, or the expression itself.

  1. Use of an archaic expressionC1formal

    The use of a word, phrase, or style that is no longer in common use, often to create an old-fashioned effect.

    fremploi d'une expression archaïque

    • The poet's work is full of archaism, using words like 'thou' and 'doth'.
    • His speech was marked by archaism, making it sound like it came from a bygone era.
    • The novel's archaism adds a layer of historical authenticity.

    Antonymescoinagemodernismneologism

  2. An archaic word or expressionC1formal

    A word or phrase that is no longer commonly used in modern language.

    frArchaïsme lexical

    • 'Methinks' is an archaism that is rarely used today.
    • The dictionary lists many archaisms from Old English.
    • Using such an archaism in a modern conversation might confuse people.

    Antonymescoinagemodernismneologism

Formes
  • archaisms plural form
  • archaisms' possessive plural form
  • archaism's possessive singular form
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