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Some of the liberalism is hard to shake (the antedeluvian sexual mores of some of the more ardent libertarians strikes me as bizarre, for instance).
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Some of the liberalism is hard to shake the antedeluvian sexual mores of some of the more ardent libertarians strikes me as bizarre, for instance.
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Some of the culture and attitudes to parenting and womens rights are antedeluvian.
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It would be nice, though, if someone would come and claim the antedeluvian red Saab that's been parked back there since the first Bush administration.
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From the Independent's article, written by somone a little less antedeluvian : Ms Bussert says she was shocked by the "transphobic and bigoted" reaction she encountered after changing sex.
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And while certain antedeluvian attitudes and management practices persist - in all factions - the situation isn't going to change for the better.
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Bill is ancient history, he belong to that antedeluvian Massachusetts era of lowered expectations called 1990.
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All of us were educated and trained with antedeluvian teaching methods.
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Gentlemen, says the old antedeluvian, I am glad to see them.
John Adams diary 15, 30 January 1768, 10 August 1769 - 22 August 1770
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The sentiments involved in the sermon alluded to are as antedeluvian in monotonous argument, language, and sense, as the Blue Laws of Connecticut.
bilby commented on the word antedeluvian
Another spelling dilusion scotched.
September 28, 2008
mollusque commented on the word antedeluvian
Misspelling of antediluvian.
September 28, 2008