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antique
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antique
noun
/ænˈtiːk/
antiquated
antiquity
Meaning
An old collectible item that has high value because of its age and rarity.
old and valuable; belonging to ancient times
Example Sentences
She bought an
antique
vase from the market.
She collected
antique
furniture from the Victorian era.
Example Expressions
antique roadshow
Synonyms
artifact, relic, heirloom, collectible, vintage, ancient, old
Entry 1
artifact, relic, heirloom, collectible, vintage
Entry 2
ancient, old, vintage
Antonyms
modern, new, contemporary
Entry 1
modern, new
Entry 2
modern, new, contemporary
Collocations
antique shop, antique furniture, antique vase, antique collection
Entry 1
antique shop, antique furniture, antique vase
Entry 2
antique furniture, antique shop, antique collection
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