antiquation

Variant of antiquate

antiquate definition

an·ti·quate (an′ti kwāt′)

transitive verb antiquated -·quat′ed, antiquating -·quat′·ing

  1. to make old or obsolete; cause to become old-fashioned
  2. to give an antique look to

Etymology: < L antiquatus, pp. of antiquare < antiquus: see antique

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