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Adjectives of Time and Place - Adjectives of Age of Objects

These adjectives describe the temporal longevity or vintage of objects, conveying attributes such as "ancient", "old", "fresh", "new", etc.

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Categorized English Adjectives of Time and Place
new
[Adjective]

recently invented, made, etc.

Ex: A new energy-efficient washing machine was introduced to reduce household energy consumption .
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latest
[Adjective]

occurred, created, or updated most recently in time

Ex: His latest film has received critical acclaim worldwide .
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fresh
[Adjective]

new or different and not formerly known or done

Ex: She provided fresh insight that helped solve the issue more effectively .
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brand-new
[Adjective]

having never been used or worn before

Ex: They bought brand-new furniture to furnish their recently renovated apartment .
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old
[Adjective]

(of a thing) having been used or existing for a long period of time

Ex: The old painting depicted a picturesque landscape from a bygone era .
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ancient
[Adjective]

related or belonging to a period of history that is long gone

Ex: The museum housed artifacts from ancient Egypt, including pottery and jewelry.
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longstanding
[Adjective]

having persisted or existed for a significant amount of time

Ex: The restaurant is known for its longstanding commitment to using locally sourced ingredients in its dishes .
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age-old
[Adjective]

having existed for a very long time

Ex: She shared an age-old remedy for colds that had been in her family for centuries .
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dated
[Adjective]

no longer fashionable or commonly used

Ex: Her views on the subject were considered dated, as society had progressed significantly.
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worn
[Adjective]

frayed, damaged, or deteriorated due to prolonged use or wear

Ex: The dog's collar was worn from years of being worn around his neck.
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shabby
[Adjective]

worn-out or in poor condition, often indicating a lack of care or upkeep in its appearance

Ex: The shabby backpack was patched with duct tape , a testament to its long years of use .
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weathered
[Adjective]

worn, eroded, or changed in appearance due to exposure to weather elements, such as wind, rain, or sun

Ex: The boat’s weathered sails flapped in the wind, showing signs of many long voyages.
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primordial
[Adjective]

belonging to the beginning of time

Ex: The primordial soup theory posits that life on Earth originated from simple organic molecules .
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all-new
[Adjective]

completely new and different in every way, with no parts or aspects carried over from previous versions

Ex: The movie features an all-new cast , different from the previous films in the series .
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time-worn
[Adjective]

used or existed for a long time, often showing signs of age or wear

Ex: His time-worn boots , scuffed and worn , were a testament to his outdoor adventures .
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Adjectives of Time and Place
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