Synonym: ancientness. Similar words: iniquity, ubiquitous, equity, quantity, in quantity, liquid, quite, quite a few. Meaning: [æn'tɪkwətɪ] 
n. 1. the historic period preceding the Middle Ages in Europe 2. extreme oldness 3. an artifact surviving from the past.
n. 1. the historic period preceding the Middle Ages in Europe 2. extreme oldness 3. an artifact surviving from the past. 
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121. No literary work of antiquity, including the fictional, comes close to the accuracy of the extant OT and NT MSS.
122. Christian and Latin Christian theological paradigms in Late Antiquity are related closely with Plotinus' Neo- Platonism, their theologies are based on Plotinus' philosophy.
123. Nowadays, the term 'lesbian' is used in relation to homosexual women and is derived from Lesbos, the name of the Greek island on which the lesbian poet Sappho lived in antiquity.
124. The roots of this doctrine date back into antiquity but have a firm foundation in Aristotelean natural philosophy.
125. Saturn is an important key to understanding the long heritage this conspiracy has back to antiquity. The city of Rome was originally known as Saturnia or City of Saturn.
126. From the customary law in remote antiquity to the written law after the Mongolia dynasty, laws were consisted of or reflected the content of protecting.
127. There is not a human culture in existence now or in antiquity that has not had music as part of religious ritual.
128. Though the peripheral rooms were looted antiquity , the burial itself remained untouched.
More similar words: iniquity, ubiquitous, equity, quantity, in quantity, liquid, quite, quite a few, ingenuity, entity, nonentity, identity, romantic, pedantic, meantime, semantics, quarantine, antiseptic, substantial, anticipate, substantially, essentiality, clique, unique, technique, obliquely, suite, guitar, circuit, lawsuit.