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old hat
adjective as in old-fashioned; overused
Example Sentences
Maybe the headlines about looming shutdown deadlines feel like old hat, at this point.
“Even though they were only a couple of years older than the Beatles, they were treated as old hat,” says Mazor.
Setting fires to garbage cans in the middle of a street is old hat — how about providing shelter to undocumented families living with the terrifying reality that their time in this country might soon be up?
One-time hick-hop rapper Jelly Roll is old hat at songs to soundtrack shirking child support payments, but he’s found a bit of a new lane in the path blazed by Wallen.
In that sense, Donald Trump represents something that might be considered old hat in this world of ours: the decline of empire.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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