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old school
adjective as in traditional
noun as in earliest way of doing things
Example Sentences
However, Nandi-Ndaitwah represents the “tried and trusted” old school of Namibia’s liberation struggle, while Itula represents the possible “wind of change” in a political landscape needing a facelift.
Most of the children at Perryfields are on short-term placements, and keep strong links to their mainstream primary school by wearing their school uniform, and often revisiting their old school in the afternoon.
You both came up in the “old school” music business, the record company model, shopping demos, big advances and of course, pre-online anything.
In this World Series, the Yankees are old school: Use your best relievers as often as possible.
We’ll get back into the old school and head back to the crib.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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