anachronistically (Meaning)

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anachronistically (r)

in an anachronistic manner

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The character in the historical drama anachronistically used a smartphone, creating a jarring inconsistency in the storyline.
The renaissance fair participants danced anachronistically to a modern pop song, much to the confusion of the spectators.
In the period film, the actor spoke anachronistically, using slang that did not exist in the historical era being depicted.
The playwright intentionally included anachronistically modern references in the Shakespearean play to add a comedic twist.
The artist painted a scene of ancient Rome but anachronistically included a modern-day skyscraper in the background.
The costume designer anachronistically adorned the characters in Victorian-era attire with futuristic accessories.
The historical novel's narrator spoke anachronistically, using expressions and idioms from a completely different time period.
The museum exhibit showcased artifacts anachronistically arranged, mixing ancient relics with contemporary items.
The medieval-themed restaurant anachronistically featured waitstaff wearing 1980s-style neon clothing, confusing patrons about the historical accuracy.
The director chose to anachronistically depict a historical battle using CGI technology, blending past and present in a visually striking way.

in an anachronistic manner

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The character in the historical drama anachronistically used a smartphone, creating a jarring inconsistency in the storyline.

The renaissance fair participants danced anachronistically to a modern pop song, much to the confusion of the spectators.

In the period film, the actor spoke anachronistically, using slang that did not exist in the historical era being depicted.

The playwright intentionally included anachronistically modern references in the Shakespearean play to add a comedic twist.