anachronic
/ˌanəˈkrɒnɪk
/adjective
Relating to or involving anachronism: an anachronic atmosphere in which time seems to have stood still...
- Curiously anachronic, this sonic cross breeding soon becomes totally confusing as the human ear fails to clearly distinguish between the input from the orchestra and that of Passamonte's live box.
- It comes as a complete surprise and appears as a totally anachronic project put in context of both the current music scene and of his previous outputs.
- In a world where technology has invaded every minute aspect of our lives, their music seems somewhat anachronic.
Origin
Early 19th century: from anachronism, on the pattern of pairs such as synchronism, synchronic.
Rhymes
- teachableness
- teacher
- teacherage
- teacherly
- teachers college
- tea chest
- teach-in
- teaching
- teaching fellow
- teaching hospital
- teaching machine
- teach one's grandmother to suck eggs
- teach school
- teach someone a lesson
- Teachta Dála
- tea cloth
- death knell
- deathless
- deathlessness
- death light
- deathlike
- deathliness
- deathling
- deathly
- death march