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earliest period to the death of Marcus Aurelius;
• (outmoded)- gone out of style; no longer fashionable, ( ,
); Our power grid is outmoded, overloaded, and unable to
provide the country the clean energy it needs now;
• (old-fashioned)- of a style or method formerly in vogue; outdated; But it
had been the very best of childhoods in the most old-fashioned sense of the
word. — Consultant Care;
• (old-hat)- out of fashion;
• (démodé)- no longer in fashion; outmoded;
• (passé)- no longer fashionable, in wide use, etc.; out-of-date; outmoded,
( / , , , ); All these facts and
arguments have been advanced at length, and are by now passé;
• (quaint)- having an old-fashioned attractiveness or charm; oddly
picturesque, ( ; ); How quaint was the
superscription, how eloquent the distant dates of the postmarks! — Through
stained glass;
• (hoary)- gray or white with age, ( ); When
the hoary-headed man beheld Perceval approaching, he arose and went into
the castle. — The Age of Fable;
• (obsolete)- no longer in general use; fallen into disuse, ( ;
); Technological advances have made bows and arrows
weapons obsolete, the British colonies strive for independence, and major
empires approach their inevitable collapse;
• (superannuated)- retired because of age or infirmity; They are fast
becoming superannuated, and the "venom of their spleen" will perish with
them. — Memories of Hawthorne;
• too old for use, work, service, or a position;
• (defunct)- no longer in effect or use; not operating or functioning, ( ;
; ); In 1377 he was granted the lands and tenements of Simon
Raunville, defunct, and the marriage of his heiress to Ralph, son of Walter
Whithors. — Chaucer's Official Life;
• (yore)- Chiefly Literary. time past, ( ); In times of yore, the Linux
boot sequence scrolled pages of text up the screen - Internet;
• (stodgy)- heavy, dull, or uninteresting; tediously commonplace; boring,
(( ) ; ( ) ;
already full;
); stodgy food; a stodgy pudding served up when everyone was