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I . antique [ænˈti:k] N

II . antique [ænˈti:k] ADJ

antique shop N

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He excelled in poetry and lyrics and was obsessed in collecting fine arts and antiques.
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The church was subsequently used as an antiques centre and then as a wholesale ironmonger.
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Following this business revival, the city experienced a residential revival as well, and is now known for its active arts scene, antiques shops, restaurants, art galleries and nightlife.
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This brings him into contact with fantasy bordellos, mysterious manuscripts, bizarre antiques dealers, and a sleazy nest of quirky happenstance.
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During the mid-20th century it became a store, selling antiques at one time and auto parts at another.
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She has also worked as a real estate agent, an antiques dealer and as an interior decorator.
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In his free time he collected antiques and was an amateur motocross rider.
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Decorated in formal townhouse style, it's a romantic place -- more suited to couples than families -- with toile and chintz, archive wallpapers and antiques.
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His instruments were built uncompromisingly in the mode of the antiques, with practically no concessions to modernity.
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Everyone wears low shoes now and hobnailed boots are selling only in antiques shops.
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