olde worlde Idiom, Proverb
olde-worlde
Very old or aged in actualization or atmosphere. Sometimes said of places or things artificially fabricated to attending this way. The cobbled streets and Georgian architectonics add to the town's olde-worlde authenticity. They assume a bit broken-down now, but I admired the olde-worlde accouterment of renaissance fairs back I was a kid.
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