अनाचारिक (en. Anachronistic)

The church had used terracotta in a similar fashion to his earliest churches and it can only be assumed that its anachronistic appearance was that he had used a design that he had prepared at least 20 years earlier.

Instead of engaging in a higher order discussion on principles-based regulation, the state government continues to extensively prescribe specifications for enterprises, and proscribe behaviour based on anachronistic cultural norms.

These anachronistic details don't bear much connection to the Shirvanshahs, but they do hint at how the buildings have managed to survive the political vicissitudes brought on by history.

Thus, when in the changed circumstances the common law fiction that by marriage the wife must be deemed to have irrevocable consented to sexual intercourse in all circumstance has become anachronistic, the husband can be convicted of rape under the Sexual Offences (Amendment) Act, 1976, if he was sexual intercourse with his wife without her consent16.

It’s used as an exposition device, with them barking their background, motivations, and value systems, or as commentary, be it discussing other characters’ actions or making anachronistic jokes.

By 2018, 30 years after the origin of World AIDS Day, it is assumed that such concern is anachronistic.

These were composed centuries after his death, and contain exaggerations and anachronistic anecdotes.