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Relic

usgb/ˈrelɪk/Volume
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Historical Context

The term 'relic' often refers to objects valued for historical connection, not modern usefulness.

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Tourists visit the castle to see the relics of the medieval era.
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Metaphorical Use

'Relic' can be used metaphorically to describe outdated concepts or practices.

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Dial-up internet is a relic in the age of high-speed connections.
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Emotional Overtones

A 'relic' can evoke nostalgia or a sense of loss for a bygone era.

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Her grandmother's necklace was a cherished relic of her family history.
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