Sentence examples for antiquated though from inspiring English sources
The slim blue 4.1-ounce Zire 31 isn't entirely antiquated, though.
He called it "antiquated," though he said he had considered it.
Similar mass protests in dozens of other cities made white Americans more aware of the antiquated Jim Crow system, though black militancy also prompted a white "backlash".
Though comparatively antiquated, it has been a reliable workhorse of space flight.
In my defense though, not to appear completely antiquated, my seemingly medieval ways of thinking are exclusively restricted to new music formats.
Though postcards may seem antiquated for those who are digitally driven, most humans still love them.
Even though the infotainment stack is antiquated and the LCD dash cluster is nothing more than a novelty, the rest of the vehicle more than makes up for these letdowns.
The kitchen has 19th-century furnishings from the nearby city of Lyon; appliances are modern, though the oven and stove are designed to look antiquated.
And though something reminiscent of suburbia can arise, it is an oddly antiquated, citified version of it, without the isolated residential enclaves and diffuse, distant commercial centers that often characterize it these days.
The ports are antiquated.
That seemed antiquated once.
