Sentences with phrase «archaic word for»
The archaic word for United States is «The Country with the Patterned Flag» and stems from the fact that the American Flag was frequently in port cities and was rather distinct when compared to other nations.
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Back then, this mysterious, magical piece of smart technology seemed like the gateway to only fun and positive things: Words with Friends, a star chart app and an archaic version of Instagram, at the time designed for nothing more than applying cool filters to your low - res camera phone photos.
Here's the difference between you and I. I view the bible as the word of God (I know rather archaic huh) and as such it is my starting point for determining my moral absolutes.
Similar words existed in several archaic Germanic languages, though some sources suggest it's akin to the Greek word for spongy: somphos.
His power was with words, and he was up for any challenge - whether that involved teaching in Iran, or driving around Europe in an archaic VW Beetle.
He argues that it is impossible for anyone to use the word sin anymore, because it is so indelibly linked to an archaic judgementalism.
The billboard looked more like a sleek advertisement for a new product than an archaic, forgotten word (at the time of Weist's encounter with the term, there were no Google search results for parbunkells).
Using space normally left unoccupied best describes the strategy at the heart of Matheus Rocha Pitta's recent exhibition «Nau,» whose title is an archaic Portuguese word for ship.
The ad features a dozen lawyers who say «archaic,» «outdated» and the other words used to describe the current justice system in Quebec and ends with a call for increased government funding.