antiquated

Preposition: in

• comparison: On the one hand it is notably antiquated in comparison with our own ( muggle ) world.

Preposition: as

• skirt: The budget of 1950 will undoubtedly make the present one look as antiquated as the hobble skirt.

Modifies a noun

• notion: But let's put to bed once and for all this antiquated notion of patients being treated in the NHS.
• location: Access to the until antiquated locations shopped even tho.
• attitude: Nothing I had heard or seen during my six weeks in Russia so outraged me as this brutal and antiquated attitude toward the child.
• law: All the time this antiquated law remains in place, the facts presented here will be kept from the majority of the people.
• system: The problem is the antiquated system they are forced to use.
• equipment: The most striking thing about the turbine room was the antiquated equipment in use; most of it was installed around the mid 1960's.

Modifying Another Word

• somewhat: My mission is to redefine the somewhat antiquated profile of the squash player to a more dynamic, powerful, modern athletic one.
• rather: This rather antiquated system is, however, a crucial part of the setting of prices for metal commodities throughout the world.
• now: The IT system in the offices at Loughborough is now antiquated.
• slightly: While I complain away about the slightly antiquated sound of Marcy Playground it's only because the music scene is changing so quickly.
• so: It's why Europeans drink so much wine and beer as their water systems are so antiquated or bad.
• tastefully: The table has been hand made in England and tastefully antiquated and distressed to give a wonderful aged patina.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Not a single line of this manifesto has become antiquated.
• seem: The test took too long and it seems antiquated in these modern times.
• look: Nevertheless, given the rapid advance of mobile phone technology, they look adequately antiquated to meet many purchasers ' needs.
• feel: One immediate consequence of this is that Tinker, Tailor... feels somewhat antiquated, of belonging in some distant, unfamiliar time.