IPA: /ˈæntɪˌkɑːr/
KK: /ˈæntɪˌkɑr/
Describing a stance or attitude that is against cars or the overuse of cars.
Many cities are adopting anticar policies to promote public transportation.
A type of automobile that challenges or goes against the usual concept of what a car is.
The new model is considered an anticar because it operates without traditional wheels.
This word originates from Italian 'anticar', meaning to antique or make old. It refers to the process of giving something an aged appearance or quality.
Think of the Italian word 'anticar' which means to make something look old — this helps you remember that 'anticar' relates to the idea of antiquing or aging.