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time capsule
noun
- a receptacle containing documents or objects typical of the current period, placed in the earth or in a cornerstone for discovery in the future.
time capsule
noun
- a container holding articles, documents, etc, representative of the current age, buried in the earth or in the foundations of a new building for discovery in the future
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Word History and Origins
Origin of time capsule1
First recorded in 1935–40
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Example Sentences
A 1914 time capsule forgotten for years was finally opened at the New York Historical Society.
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The New York Historical Society plans to seal a new time capsule this week that is more reflective of our current pop culture.
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The country, with a population of just 725,000, has an insular nature preserving it as a time capsule.
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It's a bit like walking into a time capsule, but it adds to the overall unique experience of traveling to the DPRK.
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The contents of the time capsule will be displayed at the Oklahoma Historical Society.
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There in front of him, ripped open like a can of sardines, was the gleaming metal skin of the time capsule!
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