antiquate
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British pronunciation
/ˈantɪkwˌeɪt/

Definition & Meaning of "antiquate"in English

to antiquate
01

to give an old look to something

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He decided to antiquate the wooden dresser to give it a rustic look.
She carefully antiquated the picture frame to match the vintage aesthetic of the room.
02

to cause to seem old-fashioned or not acceptable for modern times by introducing something newer or better

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The invention of smartphones has antiquated traditional landline telephones.
Over time, societal changes and evolving cultural norms can antiquate once widely accepted practices and beliefs.
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