Medieval (adjective)

  1. Relating to the Middle Ages.
  2. Old-fashioned and primitive.

Origin:

Mid 16th century: from late latin medievalis, from latin medius "middle" + aevum "age".

Examples:

  1. The castle had a distinctly medieval feel to it.
  2. Medieval warfare was often brutal and ruthless.
  3. The medieval town was surrounded by a large stone wall.
  4. Medieval art is known for its rich symbolism.
  5. Many modern ideas about dragons come from medieval literature.
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