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Is the phrase archaic?

The phrase "archaic" is not archaic itself.

"Archaic" is a word that describes something that is very old and no longer in common use. It is still a perfectly valid and commonly used word in the English language.

Examples of how "archaic" is used:

* "The castle is built in an archaic style."

* "The old man spoke in an archaic dialect."

* "The archaic laws were finally repealed."

However, if you are asking about a specific phrase that you think might be archaic, please provide the phrase and I can help you determine if it is indeed outdated.

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