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What is another word for
cobwebby
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Flimsy, or made of flimsy material
Repeated often to the point of being stale or commonplace
Very old, typically from a past era or period
Adjective
▲
Flimsy, or made of flimsy material
gauzy
filmy
gossamer
sheer
flimsy
gossamery
transparent
diaphanous
insubstantial
gauzelike
unsubstantial
frothy
sleazy
see-through
fine
thin
light
delicate
translucent
ultra-fine
chiffony
floaty
lightweight
gossamer-like
airy
tiffany
pellucid
chiffon
gossamer-thin
wispy
feathery
transpicuous
lucid
silken
silky
clear
translucid
fragile
limpid
shimmering
papery
gauze-like
ethereal
lacy
permeable
threadlike
very thin
slight
cobweblike
pure
crystalline
skimpy
soft
smooth
frail
glassy
crystal clear
refined
subtile
deficient
subtle
flyaway
infirm
superficial
tacky
defective
meagre
UK
meager
US
unsound
cut-rate
decrepit
rinkydink
slapdash
fibrous
cobweb
crystal
lucent
liquid
fine-spun
loose
wafer-thin
porous
plain
vitreous
crystal-clear
hyaline
cellophane
house of cards
finespun
fine-grained
glossy
dainty
floating
iridescent
exquisite
fluffy
elegant
impalpable
graceful
unblurred
glass-like
powdered
quality
powdery
granular
little
slender
small
pulverized
US
dusty
minute
obvious
luminous
clear-cut
tenuous
vaporous
beautiful
nuanced
pulverous
pulverulent
pulverised
UK
lovely
choice
recherche
fine-drawn
summery
weightless
frangible
intricate
wisplike
nebulous
nice
cottony
tissuelike
incorporeal
detailed
feather-like
gentle
semitransparent
paperlike
uncloudy
tralucent
cloudless
papyraceous
fairy
rarefied
chartaceous
intangible
shadowy
colourless
UK
semi-transparent
eerie
atmospheric
paper
understandable
comprehensible
intelligible
paper-thin
ultra-thin
unambiguous
semiopaque
colorless
US
neat
pretty
perspicuous
perceptible
coherent
vivid
luculent
explicit
bright
direct
sharp
simple
distinct
trim
petite
straightforward
slim
charming
tasteful
definite
clear as day
dinky
rare
select
cute
sweet
attractive
comely
bonny
darling
superior
delightful
fair
well-made
deft
tender
precious
pleasing
feeble
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Repeated often to the point of being stale or commonplace
tired
hackneyed
stale
trite
banal
stereotyped
threadbare
commonplace
hack
timeworn
hackney
shopworn
cliche
musty
obligatory
well-worn
moth-eaten
unoriginal
clichéd
corny
overworked
stock
overused
derivative
hacky
platitudinous
common
dull
old hat
worn-out
worn out
conventional
played out
cliché
vapid
unimaginative
run-of-the-mill
uninspired
cliché-ridden
pedestrian
ordinary
predictable
routine
hoary
humdrum
bromidic
truistic
stereotypical
overdone
time-worn
flat
worn
boring
prosaic
antiquated
cornball
dime-store
everyday
warmed-over
hokey
passé
outmoded
outdated
obsolete
old
tedious
bathetic
set
repetitious
frayed
out-of-date
tripe
out of date
familiar tune
cliché
standard
standardized
US
familiar
formulaic
conventionalized
mass-produced
typecast
imitative
uncreative
ineffective
exhausted
jejune
chain
silly
drained
used-up
mildewed
ready-made
tarnished
faded
well worn
standardised
UK
warmed-up
worn thin
archaic
defunct
insipid
mundane
dreary
monotonous
tiresome
vanilla
foetid
UK
past
dead
out
mawkish
bent
zestless
effete
fetid
US
yesterday's
uneventful
uninteresting
mind-numbing
ho-hum
unvaried
wearisome
out of the ark
gone off
past their sell-by date
like a dinosaur
stupid
facile
nothing
cornfed
noplace
pabulum
zero
trivial
square
dumb
nowhere
bland
blah
dull as dishwater
ho hum
ancient
quotidian
played-out
old-hat
old-chestnut
old-saw
aged
lined
dated
decrepit
ragged
weathered
broken-down
rundown
dog-eared
shabby
outworn
wrinkled
battered
used
tattered
the worse for wear
unexciting
dry
colourless
UK
colorless
US
workaday
unremarkable
drab
uninspiring
lifeless
tame
lacklustre
UK
lackluster
US
stodgy
heavy
ponderous
stuffy
arid
jading
monochromatic
plain vanilla
tiring
slow
leaden
wearying
numbing
drudging
weary
dusty
unexceptional
characterless
usual
normal
undistinguished
average
mediocre
sterile
bog-standard
stereotypic
platitudinal
spiritless
cliched
indifferent
middle-of-the-road
a dime a dozen
no great shakes
nothing to write home about
so-so
plodding
mainstream
unvarying
customary
not up to much
unstimulating
typical
ornery
garden-variety
repetitive
matter-of-fact
common or garden
uninventive
featureless
regular
samey
half-pie
garden variety
nondescript
dry as dust
unmemorable
second-rate
forgettable
not so hot
barren
as dry as dust
middling
plain
day-to-day
banausic
old-fashioned
deadly
lacking variety
dreich
wishy-washy
standard-issue
cut-and-dry
cut-and-dried
OK
unadventurous
derived
passionless
anaemic
UK
terrestrial
monochrome
lowly
nitty-gritty
inane
soporific
fatiguing
prosy
run of the mill
turgid
bush-league
lame
anemic
US
unentertaining
unenjoyable
stiff
passable
inferior
lacking variation
yawnsome
mean
dullsville
wooden
plebeian
dime-a-dozen
garden
draggy
not much cop
weariful
dim
lacking excitement
lacking interest
nothing to get excited about
copied
plagiaristic
second-hand
plagiarized
US
big yawn
non-innovative
rehashed
feeble
vacuous
cribbed
fuddy-duddy
fair
soulless
unchanging
humble
medium
mechanical
heavy-going
prevalent
tolerable
soul-destroying
unspirited
irksome
unrelieved
unsophisticated
plagiarised
UK
traditional
amateurish
amateur
bloodless
prolix
deadening
dull as ditchwater
dismal
depressing
insignificant
laborious
unnoteworthy
formal
run-of-the-mine
run-of-mine
second-class
white-bread
monotone
flavourless
UK
unappealing
unanimated
popular
ten a penny
plastic
laboured
UK
deadly dull
not very good
labored
US
flavorless
US
orthodox
vieux jeu
unimpressed
unmoved
heavy-handed
yawn
difficult
modest
unspecial
homespun
menial
workday
unpretentious
serious
unartistic
simple
over-serious
phoned in
gray
US
grey
UK
sentimental
kitschy
cheesy
formalistic
homely
staple
mindless
weak
desolate
unsentimental
unvarnished
unembellished
unpoetic
literal
unemotional
factual
clear
unadorned
uninterested
tepid
suburban
unromantic
deadpan
not bad
empty
crude
meagre
UK
simplistic
meager
US
innocuous
treadmill
toneless
overlong
boilerplate
low-grade
generic
raw
dispiriting
wintry
US
wintery
UK
sorrowful
damp
oppressive
windy
downcast
general
pedantic
staid
lustreless
prevailing
going
basic
current
dragging
enervating
interminable
mortal
exhausting
poky
snooze
pallid
limp
verbose
jake
endless
moderate
torpid
extinct
household
accustomed
weighty
stilted
established
adequate
antediluvian
family
casual
ubiquitous
habitual
domestic
frequent
informal
antiseptic
superannuated
hard to digest
heavy going
wonted
middle of the road
nothing special
undistinctive
inoffensive
fair-to-middling
whitebread
meh
waterish
nerdy
wimpy
milk-and-water
sapless
not fun
long-drawn-out
antwacky
intermediate
decent
fairish
cut and dried
readily available
widely available
fair to middling
of poor quality
proletarian
lower-class
widespread
working-class
ignoble
unappetizing
unpalatable
inedible
secondary
low
obvious
matter-of-course
starch
natural
unsavoury
UK
tasteless
distasteful
uneatable
uniform
savourless
uninviting
boiler plate
off-putting
unpleasant
unattractive
disagreeable
echoic
baseborn
low-class
lowborn
secondhand
lumpen
peasant
low-life
vulgar
unwashed
low-born
prole
low-ranking
regimented
copycat
blue-singlet
governmental
utilitarian
corporate
functional
institutional
unsavory
US
rudimentary
ugly
standard issue
elementary
evolved
procured
borrowed
hereditary
obtained
acquired
ancestral
inferential
subordinate
cognate
connate
caused
inferred
of low birth
coming from
not original
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Very old, typically from a past era or period
antiquated
outmoded
outdated
archaic
obsolete
dated
superannuated
prehistoric
outworn
old
medieval
US
antediluvian
ancient
fossilised
UK
fossilized
US
antique
mossy
demoded
prehistorical
obsolescent
moribund
mediaeval
UK
neolithic
rusty
anachronistic
Noachian
kaputt
kaput
quaint
primitive
aged
creaky
mouldy
UK
clunky
hoary
fusty
elderly
moldy
US
backward
old-fashioned
out-of-date
out of date
moth-eaten
old hat
behind the times
old-fangled
Stone Age
vieux jeu
past it
out of the ark
past its sell-by date
as old as the hills
horse and buggy
old as the hills
venerable
timeworn
hoar
immemorial
dateless
vintage
age-old
passé
olden
bygone
primeval
US
primordial
long-standing
well-established
old-time
primaeval
UK
very old
unfashionable
frumpish
frumpy
retro
oldfangled
old as Adam
fogeyish
musty
démodé
old-hat
unstylish
out-of-style
out of style
old-fogeyish
out of fashion
square
old-school
old-timey
grey
UK
senior
older
getting on
mature
senescent
grey-haired
grizzled
grey-bearded
decrepit
geriatric
doddering
centenarian
doddery
aging
US
long-lived
octogenarian
nonagenarian
senile
over-the-hill
septuagenarian
unyoung
ageing
UK
advanced in years
longevous
worn
gray
US
matured
ripened
oldie
shot
long in the tooth
over the hill
not as young as one used to be
been around
not as young as one was
not long for this world
senior citizen
no spring chicken
worse for wear
defunct
out
dead
past
superseded
extinct
former
unhip
old-world
not with it
olde worlde
disused
horse-and-buggy
of yore
passe
feudal
worn-out
has-been
backward-looking
crusted
of old
dowdy
traditional
retrograde
antwacky
rinky-dink
stale
square-toed
parachronistic
conservative
expired
behindhand
tired
discarded
forgotten
discontinued
hackneyed
previous
corny
late
historic
erstwhile
dinosaur
vanished
crusty
fallen into disuse
early
not current
relic
of the old school
passé
anachronous
classic
tacky
exhausted
tasteless
cheesy
fogyish
unprogressive
one-time
styleless
odd
pristine
trashy
primal
earlier
abandoned
belated
gone
earliest
unpopular
inelegant
original
long-gone
lost
deprecated
historical
done
fossil
backwards
sometime
quondam
aboriginal
remote
last year's
gothic
foregone
neglected
rococo
disapproved
bypast
no longer in use
finished
not modern
grown old
nonextant
past its prime
of olden days
out of it
demode
done for
had it
dull
of long ago
ticky-tack
ticky-tacky
back-number
dead and gone
past your sell-by date
anachronistical
done to death
faded
yesterday
threadbare
overused
inflexible
barbaric
out-of-fashion
obscure
dusty
broken-down
archaistic
hacky
decayed
old as Methuselah
unoriginal
once
time-worn
onetime
cast-off
crumbling
bent
unusable
having seen better days
drab
antediluvial
lapsed
clapped out
redundant
overfamiliar
old fashioned
stuck in time
no longer used
nostalgic
unremembered
unrecalled
ex-
boring
out of commission
out of use
wiped out
retrogressive
period
enduring
timeless
white-haired
silvery-haired
silver-haired
grizzly
way back
way back when
latter-day
lost and gone
lost in time
consigned to oblivion
unemployed
stagnant
ended
dry as dust
heritage
ageless
not in
veteran
classical
of an advanced age
lot of mileage
yesterday's
at an end
no longer in fashion
first
waning
declining
anterior
preceding
antecedent
prior
dying out
proleptical
disappearing
becoming obsolete
departed
not fashionable
precursory
primigenial
atavistic
on the wane
on the way out
undesirable
on the decline
foregoing
budding
back number
completed
long-ago
charming
picturesque
pre-existing
early bird
growing old
going out of use
going out of fashion
gone by
on its last legs
forepassed
past recall
colonial
Victorian
artful
cute
baroque
ingenious
Gothic
appealing
enchanting
captivating
affected
pleasing
pretty
in oblivion
sunk in oblivion
down memory lane
water over the dam
water under the bridge
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