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Very old or old-fashioned
So often used that it has become repetitive and tiresome
(
of a time period
)
Lacking intellectual progress
Very basic or unsophisticated in terms of comfort, convenience, or efficiency
Adjective
▲
Very old or old-fashioned
antiquated
obsolete
outmoded
old-fashioned
superannuated
ancient
bygone
antique
prehistoric
anachronistic
antediluvian
fossilised
UK
fossilized
US
obsolescent
primitive
aged
old-fangled
dated
dead
defunct
demoded
discarded
discontinued
extinct
kaput
kaputt
mediaeval
UK
medieval
US
moribund
mossy
moth-eaten
neolithic
Noachian
old
outdated
out-of-date
outworn
passé
prehistorical
rusty
olden
olde worlde
out of date
very old
behind the times
of yore
past its prime
Stone Age
having seen better days
old fashioned
old hat
out of the ark
unfashionable
old-time
quaint
mouldy
UK
moldy
US
out
past
out of fashion
creaky
superseded
oldfangled
out of style
clunky
vintage
former
square
old-world
fusty
démodé
musty
timeworn
primeval
US
not with it
venerable
unhip
vieux jeu
horse-and-buggy
disused
old-school
hoary
primaeval
UK
passe
feudal
old-fogeyish
retro
backward-looking
immemorial
past it
frumpy
has-been
traditional
crusted
worn-out
unstylish
primordial
frumpish
retrograde
rinky-dink
old-timey
dowdy
square-toed
of old
stale
past its sell-by date
horse and buggy
parachronistic
age-old
dateless
old-hat
conservative
vanished
behindhand
out-of-style
antwacky
late
expired
old as the hills
tired
primal
hackneyed
forgotten
as old as the hills
remote
corny
hoar
dinosaur
earliest
atavistic
backward
not current
elderly
crusty
early
erstwhile
gone
lost
of the old school
fallen into disuse
done
bypast
nonextant
passé
done for
anachronous
dead and gone
exhausted
tacky
tasteless
cheesy
abandoned
historic
ancestral
picturesque
long-standing
odd
styleless
previous
trashy
cobwebby
fogyish
unprogressive
unpopular
deprecated
one-time
inelegant
fossil
historical
time-worn
no longer in use
original
relic
last year's
backwards
pristine
long-gone
neglected
rococo
disapproved
departed
not modern
grown old
sometime
quondam
aboriginal
of olden days
out of it
back-number
gothic
belated
foregone
wiped out
decrepit
had it
ended
dull
senescent
ticky-tack
ticky-tacky
past your sell-by date
on its last legs
senile
anachronistical
done to death
faded
threadbare
overused
geriatric
well-established
out-of-fashion
obscure
dusty
barbaric
hacky
yesterday
inflexible
distant
archaistic
antediluvial
bent
unusable
drab
fogeyish
antiquarian
overfamiliar
broken-down
nostalgic
old as Adam
decayed
old as Methuselah
unoriginal
once
onetime
demode
cast-off
crumbling
boring
out of commission
out of use
lapsed
stuck in time
removed
gentlemanly
courteous
retrogressive
period
earlier
clapped out
redundant
chivalrous
ceremonious
courtly
classical
old-style
gallant
craft
first
completed
long-ago
finished
no longer used
fixed
time-honoured
rooted
deep
gone by
unremembered
unrecalled
ex-
unemployed
stagnant
long-lived
timeless
yesterday's
forepassed
forever
long-established
time-honored
way back
way back when
latter-day
lost and gone
lost in time
consigned to oblivion
past recall
waning
declining
in oblivion
sunk in oblivion
water over the dam
water under the bridge
down memory lane
centuries old
autochthonic
primigenial
autochthonous
indigenous
senior
doddering
dying out
primary
untouched by humans
not fashionable
doddery
of long ago
disappearing
becoming obsolete
ageing
UK
rooted in the past
on the wane
on the way out
undesirable
on the decline
charming
aging
US
not as young as one used to be
over the hill
not as young as one was
not long for this world
long in the tooth
no spring chicken
past your prime
back number
growing old
going out of use
going out of fashion
colonial
Victorian
artful
cute
baroque
ingenious
Gothic
appealing
enchanting
captivating
affected
pleasing
pretty
destroyed
extinguished
inactive
exterminated
doused
abolished
quenched
died out
void
terminated
deceased
passed on
snuffed out
no longer known
nonexistent
vanquished
cold
fallen
asleep
no longer extant
no longer existing
unknown
disappeared
lifeless
exanimate
inexistent
more ❯
“Director of the Scottish Tourist Forum, Ivan Broussine, warned that
archaic
attitudes were threatening the health of the tourist industry.”
Adjective
▲
So often used that it has become repetitive and tiresome
old
banal
hackneyed
hack
trite
overused
overworked
tired
stale
stereotyped
clichéd
platitudinous
unoriginal
derivative
unimaginative
commonplace
common
pedestrian
prosaic
stock
conventional
out of date
outdated
old-fashioned
outmoded
obsolete
defunct
extinct
antiquated
antediluvian
superannuated
hoary
passé
arid
boring
cliché-ridden
colourless
UK
colorless
US
drab
dreary
drudging
dry
dull
dusty
flat
heavy
ho-hum
humdrum
insipid
jading
jejune
leaden
mind-numbing
monochromatic
monotonous
numbing
ponderous
repetitious
slow
stodgy
stuffy
stupid
tame
tedious
timeworn
tiresome
tiring
uninteresting
wearisome
weary
wearying
corny
antwacky
hacky
cut and dried
fuddy-duddy
old hat
out of the ark
played out
run-of-the-mill
time-worn
worn out
superseded
musty
dead
moth-eaten
out-of-date
outworn
dated
anachronistic
antique
unfashionable
bygone
rusty
threadbare
warmed-up
uninspired
cliche
obligatory
cobwebby
warmed-over
worn-out
hackney
shopworn
well-worn
cliché
foetid
UK
zestless
past
vapid
gone off
effete
past their sell-by date
like a dinosaur
fetid
US
yesterday's
out
mawkish
bent
unexciting
lifeless
routine
uneventful
unvaried
bland
plodding
lacklustre
UK
lackluster
US
uninspiring
samey
mundane
ordinary
blah
unremarkable
quotidian
unvarying
fatiguing
workaday
bromidic
laborious
characterless
sterile
spiritless
repetitive
everyday
soporific
deadly
banausic
lacking variety
ho hum
dull as dishwater
as dry as dust
unstimulating
monochrome
wooden
enervating
exhausting
stiff
vanilla
featureless
prosy
dullsville
dim
dreich
draggy
dry as dust
well worn
laboured
UK
stereotypical
stilted
uniform
turgid
mediocre
usual
soul-destroying
unchanging
wishy-washy
unenjoyable
unentertaining
depressing
labored
US
nowhere
barren
nothing
monotone
ornery
inane
truistic
plain vanilla
lacking variation
big yawn
mindless
vacuous
pedantic
worn
feeble
bloodless
limp
forced
predictable
weak
unrelieved
normal
mechanical
safe
toneless
sluggish
lame
desolate
empty
dull as ditchwater
white-bread
weariful
dragging
unexceptional
day-to-day
downcast
dismal
prolix
yawnsome
treadmill
garden variety
innocuous
deadly dull
nondescript
a dime a dozen
lacking excitement
lacking interest
nothing to write home about
no great shakes
common or garden
not up to much
undistinctive
neutral
indistinct
irritating
annoying
unlively
unpassioned
unmemorable
unnatural
awkward
artificial
clumsy
passionless
soulless
serious
stolid
solemn
boresome
vexatious
depressed
unspirited
irksome
unanimated
uninterested
tepid
non-stimulating
deadening
antiseptic
heavy-going
formal
typical
customary
regular
unsophisticated
droning
quiet
sleepy
slack
staid
cardboard
bleak
dowdy
plain
without variety
stagnant
middle-of-the-road
garden-variety
wintery
UK
raw
sorrowful
dispiriting
damp
oppressive
wintry
US
windy
verbose
monotonic
all the same
reiterated
recurrent
sing-song
samely
unchanged
overdone
overlong
simplistic
crude
meager
US
meagre
UK
unproductive
unprogressive
inactive
weighty
pointless
vacant
uncreative
unfeeling
lusterless
milk-and-water
watery
unexcited
expressionless
mat
dulled
unexpressive
matte
heavy going
average
one-horse
dead-and-alive
flat as pancake
puts one to sleep
interminable
pabulum
mortal
poky
snooze
matter-of-fact
uninflected
hard to digest
endless
half-pie
bog-standard
OK
so-so
unseasoned
unpalatable
blind
sapless
muted
whitebread
cornball
naff
passé
cliched
ancient
inoffensive
lead balloon
namby-pamby
unobjectionable
harmless
mainstream
not fun
long-drawn-out
hokey
dime-store
old-hat
old-chestnut
tripe
old-saw
played-out
halfhearted
diluted
not so hot
lined
aged
decrepit
boiled down
without punch
ragged
weathered
broken-down
rundown
familiar tune
dog-eared
shabby
wrinkled
the worse for wear
battered
tattered
frayed
used
more ❯
Adjective
▲
(
of a time period
)
Lacking intellectual progress
dark
backward
unenlightened
ignorant
antiquated
benighted
mediaeval
UK
medieval
US
primitive
uncultivated
feudal
illiterate
nonliterate
unlearned
unlettered
unread
uneducated
unschooled
untaught
untutored
analphabetic
uninstructed
simple
rude
untrained
uninformed
unversed
unscholarly
inexperienced
uncultured
unaccomplished
nescient
unsophisticated
ill-informed
ill-educated
unqualified
inerudite
natural
instinctive
mindless
witless
obtuse
uncivilized
US
thick
birdbrained
dense
shallow
moronic
naive
unwitting
oblivious
innocent
unknowledgeable
uncivilised
UK
uninitiated
unconscious
green
philistine
vulgar
in the dark
poorly educated
unaware
blind
unknowing
insensible
unintellectual
misinformed
uncouth
lowbrow
catachrestic
solecistic
apprenticed
imbecilic
unforced
artless
unpractised
unrefined
out of the loop
unable to read and write
cretinous
unmindful
unconversant
unsuspecting
spontaneous
born
innate
inherent
blind to
stupid
dopey
half-witted
gormless
slow
chuckleheaded
knuckleheaded
pinheaded
dorky
empty-headed
airheaded
thickheaded
lamebrain
brain-dead
lunkheaded
thick-witted
dim
fatuous
vacuous
unsmart
slow-witted
brainless
weak-minded
dunderheaded
softheaded
senseless
dumb
doltish
bubbleheaded
lamebrained
boneheaded
bonehead
oafish
opaque
unintelligent
dopy
dull
dim-witted
credulous
foolish
silly
feeble
daft
unacquainted
dozy
slow on the uptake
not the full shilling
underdeveloped
clueless
undeveloped
unstudious
incognizant
lowbrowed
unpolished
low-browed
idiotic
vapid
goofy
scatterbrained
inane
soft
dippy
thoughtless
batty
dappy
giddy
dotty
harebrained
dizzy
vacant
screwy
frivolous
featherbrained
scatty
skittish
ditzy
flighty
know-nothing
hare-brained
pea-brain
soft in the head
feather-brained
pea-brained
unskilled
amateur
raw
superficial
unworldly
uncomprehending
unequipped
inexpert
non-technical
dotish
divvy
chowderheaded
dof
hebete
glaikit
unchartered
unlicensed
incapable
uncertificated
incompetent
pig-ignorant
thick as two short planks
non-professional
dilettante
new
lay
as thick as two short planks
wet behind the ears
as green as grass
untamed
undisciplined
amateurish
unprepared
novice
not trained
wild
dead from the neck up
a brick short of a load
two sandwiches short of a picnic
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Very basic or unsophisticated in terms of comfort, convenience, or efficiency
primitive
crude
rude
rudimentary
simple
rough
unrefined
basic
elementary
low
makeshift
rough-hewn
undeveloped
unsophisticated
obsolete
old-fashioned
rough and ready
rough-and-tumble
coarse
clumsy
uncomplicated
roughhewn
basal
incomplete
rough-and-ready
imperfect
raw
unfinished
artless
jerry-rigged
jerry-built
jury-rigged
embryonic
immature
vestigial
non-functional
abortive
unpolished
rustic
unprocessed
inexact
imprecise
plain
rudimental
unprecise
spartan
roughly made
roughly-made
austere
amateurish
awkward
crass
improvised
stark
rugged
homespun
inartistic
homemade
approximate
unfashioned
green
inexpert
plesiomorphic
natural
native
thrown together
cobbled together
in the rough
inherent
underlying
intrinsic
fundamental
mere
sheer
pure
preliminary
hasty
quick
sketchy
cursory
initial
inductive
preparatory
first
preparative
test
early
uncut
uncompleted
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