ancientness (Meaning)

Wordnet

ancientness (n)

extreme oldness

Webster

The quality of being ancient; antiquity; existence from old times.

The ancientness of the archaeological site was evident in the weathered stones and crumbling structures.
Scholars reveled in the study of the ancientness of civilizations, tracing their origins and development.
The ancientness of the rituals performed in the temple reflected a deep-seated cultural heritage.
The historian marveled at the ancientness of the manuscripts, carefully preserving the knowledge of past eras.
Standing amidst the ancient ruins, one could feel the weight of the years and the ancientness of the once-thriving city.
The ancientness of the language was a testament to its enduring significance in literature and communication.
Exploring the ancientness of the forest, we encountered trees that had witnessed centuries of change.
The ancientness of the artwork displayed in the museum highlighted the artistic achievements of bygone civilizations.
The village celebrated the ancientness of its traditions through annual festivals and cultural events.
Contemplating the ancientness of the mountain range, we marveled at the geological forces that shaped the landscape over millennia.

extreme oldnessThe quality of being ancient; antiquity; existence from old times.

maturity, age,agedness, elderliness, feebleness, senectitude, venerableness, anility, caducity, anecdotage

youth, freshness, youthfulness, freshness, youthfulness,youth,youngness, prime, adolescence, adolescence

The ancientness of the archaeological site was evident in the weathered stones and crumbling structures.

Scholars reveled in the study of the ancientness of civilizations, tracing their origins and development.

The ancientness of the rituals performed in the temple reflected a deep-seated cultural heritage.

The historian marveled at the ancientness of the manuscripts, carefully preserving the knowledge of past eras.