unfashionable

/ ʌnˈfæʃənəbəl /

adjective

1. not fashionable

   dull unfashionable clothes

   an unfashionable view

Example Sentences

But Corning has been around for 174 years, and many of its products were unfashionable when they launched.

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While U.S. large-cap “growth” stocks are expensive, unfashionable “value” stocks — both here in the U.S. and overseas — are cheap compared to history.

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And I developed a love of a very unfashionable area of art called the Pre-Raphaelites.

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To get the best out of these players, the choreography of carefully woven passes from the back is appearing to become more unfashionable.

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In the UK, we were playing to these tiny little clubs to maybe 50 people, and the band, the music we were making, was deeply unfashionable at that point.

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Related Words

• outdated 
• passé 
• tacky