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démodé

[dey-maw-dey] / deɪ mɔˈdeɪ /






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The one-story house, on a modest acreage, is of off-white brick, in French country style—subtly different from French provincial, which has become démodé.

From Golf Digest Mar. 26, 2020

Freudian analyses are démodé today, partly because Freud, a conspiracy theorist of the mind, had problems separating scientific reason from hokum.

From The New Yorker Jul. 9, 2015

And for many modern women, that concept is démodé.

From New York Times Jul. 2, 2012

Miller continued to work through the 90s, but he seemed ancien regime as glamour became démodé in television.

From The Guardian Jun. 12, 2012

I was just a little bored by her beginnings, especially when she sprained her ankle—a gambit I had imagined démodé even with the most provincial of heroines.

From Punch or the London Charivari, Vol. 147, July 8, 1914 by Various




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