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out-of-fashion

ADJECTIVE
obsolescent
Synonyms
WEAK
growing old out-of-date senescent
ADJECTIVE
obsolete
Synonyms
STRONGEST
antiquated archaic out-of-date outmoded
WEAK
anachronistic ancient antediluvian antique bygone dated dead dead and gone dinosaur discarded disused done for dusty extinct fossil gone had it has-been horse and buggy kaput moldy moth-eaten old old-fashioned old-hat old-school out outworn passé stale superannuated superseded timeworn unfashionable
Antonyms
STRONGEST
current modern new
WEAK
contemporary in vogue present up-to-date

Example Sentences

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The splitter had fallen out of fashion and all but disappeared from Major League Baseball.

From The Wall Street Journal

The splitter had fallen out of fashion and all but disappeared from the majors.

From The Wall Street Journal

Pariah Capital, for new readers, is a long-running, somewhat tongue-in-cheek feature whereby we highlight the investments that are most out of fashion on Wall Street and most hated, or at least unloved, by the committees running the biggest pension funds, endowments and other assets.

From MarketWatch

But it was not long before these fell out of fashion as the spirit of Enlightenment swept over the monarchy.

From The Wall Street Journal

Already falling out of fashion by the time the Beatles arrived in the United States, Sedaka didn’t weather the rise of the British Invasion: By the end of the 1960s, his lack of a record label caused him to leave the States for England.

From Los Angeles Times

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.