antiquitarian (Meaning)

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antiquitarian (n.)

An admirer of antiquity. [Used by Milton in a disparaging sense.]

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The local historical society was led by a passionate antiquitarian dedicated to preserving the town's heritage.
As an experienced antiquitarian, she specialized in researching and documenting the cultural history of ancient civilizations.
The university's archaeology department hired an esteemed antiquitarian to lead a groundbreaking excavation.
The antiquitarian's collection of rare books and manuscripts was a treasure trove for scholars and enthusiasts alike.
The town's antiquitarian society organized regular events and lectures to promote an understanding of local history.
The documentary featured interviews with prominent antiquitarians who shared their insights into ancient art and artifacts.
The antiquitarian meticulously recorded the details of each discovered artifact, contributing to the broader understanding of the past.
The antiquitarian's expertise in deciphering ancient inscriptions proved invaluable in reconstructing the timeline of a forgotten civilization.
The museum curator, an avid antiquitarian, curated exhibits that showcased the evolution of art and culture over centuries.
The collaborative effort of antiquitarians and historians resulted in the comprehensive documentation of a recently unearthed archaeological site.

An admirer of antiquity. [Used by Milton in a disparaging sense.]

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The local historical society was led by a passionate antiquitarian dedicated to preserving the town's heritage.

As an experienced antiquitarian, she specialized in researching and documenting the cultural history of ancient civilizations.

The university's archaeology department hired an esteemed antiquitarian to lead a groundbreaking excavation.

The antiquitarian's collection of rare books and manuscripts was a treasure trove for scholars and enthusiasts alike.