1. third person singular present of archaise: to give an archaic quality to something or to use archaic language or style
Usage: formal; literary

Examples

• The poet archaises his language to evoke medieval times.
• She deliberately archaises her writing style for historical novels.
• The translator archaises certain phrases to match the original text’s tone.
• He archaises his speech when performing Shakespeare.
• The author archaises dialogue to create an authentic period atmosphere.
• The filmmaker archaises the script to suit the historical setting.