archaical (Meaning)
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archaical (a.)
Archaic.
Synonyms & Antonyms of archaical
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archaical Sentence Examples
- The historian delved into the archaical texts to unravel the mysteries of ancient civilizations.
- Scholars often rely on archaical manuscripts to trace the origins of philosophical concepts.
- The linguist studied archaical dialects to understand the evolution of language over centuries.
- Archaeologists unearthed archaical artifacts that shed light on prehistoric human societies.
- The poet drew inspiration from archaical poetry, incorporating ancient themes into modern verse.
- In some remote regions, archaical customs and traditions are still practiced.
- The restoration team meticulously preserved the archaical frescoes adorning the ancient temple walls.
- The archaical architecture of the ruins hinted at the grandeur of civilizations long past.
- The philosopher explored archaical philosophies, seeking timeless wisdom in ancient texts.
- Through the study of archaical rituals, anthropologists gain insight into the cultural practices of bygone eras.
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Archaic.
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The historian delved into the archaical texts to unravel the mysteries of ancient civilizations.
Scholars often rely on archaical manuscripts to trace the origins of philosophical concepts.
The linguist studied archaical dialects to understand the evolution of language over centuries.
Archaeologists unearthed archaical artifacts that shed light on prehistoric human societies.
