The word "modernised" refers to the act of bringing something up to date or making it contemporary. Antonyms for "modernised" include words such as "outdated," "old-fashioned," "obsolete," "archaic," and "antiquated." These terms point to a lack of innovation and an inability to adapt to changing times. Other antonyms for "modernised" might include "traditional," "conservative," or "retro," which suggest a return to an earlier era or a rejection of progress. Regardless of the antonym used, the opposite of "modernised" implies a resistance to change, an adherence to the past, or a failure to keep pace with new ideas and technology.

What are the antonyms for Modernised?

• adj.

  • noun
  • regressive
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• Homer is the most simple in his style of all the great poets, and resembles most the style of the poetical parts of the Old Testament. They can have no conception of his manner, who are acquainted with him in Mr. Pope's translation only. An excellent poetical performance that translation is, and faithful in the main to the original. In some places, it may be thought to have even improved Homer. It has certainly softened some of his rudenesses, and added delicacy and grace to some of his sentiments. But withal, it is no other than Homer modernised. In the midst of the elegance and luxuriancy of Mr. Pope's language, we lose sight of the old bard's simplicity. I know indeed no author, to whom it is more difficult to do justice in a translation, than Homer.

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The term "regional arterial infusion" refers to the delivery of medication or other therapeutic agents to a specific area of the body via an artery. Antonyms for this term might in...