outmoded
adjective
Origin of outmoded
Synonyms for outmoded
outmode
verb (used with object), out·mod·ed, out·mod·ing.
verb (used without object), out·mod·ed, out·mod·ing.
Origin of outmode
Related Words for outmoded
antiquated, archaic, out-of-date, obsolete, antique, bent, tired, superseded, dated, superannuated, out, outworn, fossilized, antediluvian, bygone, dead, extinct, moldy, moth-eaten, mustyExamples from the Web for outmoded
Contemporary Examples of outmoded
My view, as a reactionary, is that the movements are not outmoded.
But the real blow is its outmoded consumer and business travel business, says Daniel Gross.
Stop players from whacking each other with outmoded equipment.
Today, Beijing feels that many of those old systems are outmoded, putting China at a disadvantage.
If anything, privacy seems an outmoded concept to the Facebook-addicted generation.
Historical Examples of outmoded
The sentiment behind the card is as lovely and as true as ever, but the cards themselves are outmoded bottles for the new wine.
Mince PieAuthor: Christopher Darlington MorleyRelease Date: October 10, 2004 [eBook #13694]Christopher Darlington Morley
For to be outmoded is to be a classic, if one has written well.
The Works of Max BeerbohmMax Beerbohm
If such things as these be outmoded, why was she so wildly popular?'
The Works of Max BeerbohmMax Beerbohm
Its original promoters decided on its rather eccentric title with a symbolism now outmoded.
Masques & PhasesRobert Ross
Now that "dandies are outmoded" and everybody is "a philosopher," "they are philosophers."
The Origins of Contemporary France, Volume 1 (of 6)Hippolyte A. Taine