démodé Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- antiquated
- rusty
- prehistorical
- outdated
- fossilized
- historical
- obsolete
- superannuated
- moth-eaten
- mossy
- outmoded
- obsolescent
- archaic
- out-of-date
- pass-
- vintage
- mediaeval
- stone-age
- moribund
- dated
- neolithic
- outworn
- demoded
- historic
- retro
- kaputt
Weak:
- atavistic
- unworkable
- useless
- fallow
- bygone
- aged
- old-world
- erstwhile
- free
- old-fashioned
- defunct
- disused
- unusable
- past
- dormant
- extinct
- late
- aging
- expired
- ancient
- old
- dead
- antique
- discarded
- latent
- venerable
- fusty
- inoperable
- kaput
- musty
- noachian
- vanished
- antediluvian
- inoperative
- ageing
- age-old
- idle
- dateless
- old-time
- inactive
- former
- inert
- hoary
Meaning of démodé
démodé
no longer fashionable
démodé Sentence Examples
- The once-fashionable trend of flared jeans has become démodé in recent years.
- The ornate Victorian furniture in the drawing room seemed démodé and out of place.
- The politician's views on social welfare were considered démodé and outdated.
- The lavish ballgown, once a symbol of elegance, now appeared démodé and over-the-top.
- The quaint bungalow, with its pastel paint and gingerbread trim, had a démodé charm that some found endearing.
- The aging actress clung to her démodé hairstyles and makeup, refusing to embrace modern trends.
- The company's logo and branding seemed démodé and in need of a refresh.
- The traditional marriage customs, with their emphasis on elaborate rituals and arranged unions, were now seen as démodé.
- The language used in the novel was démodé and difficult for contemporary readers to understand.
- The dusty old records playing in the antique shop had a démodé sound that evoked a bygone era.
FAQs About the word démodé
no longer fashionable
medieval, prehistoric,antiquated, rusty, prehistorical, outdated, fossilized, historical, obsolete, superannuated
new, recent, present-day, contemporary,modern, mod, current, new-fashioned,ultramodern, fresh
The once-fashionable trend of flared jeans has become démodé in recent years.
The ornate Victorian furniture in the drawing room seemed démodé and out of place.
The politician's views on social welfare were considered démodé and outdated.
The lavish ballgown, once a symbol of elegance, now appeared démodé and over-the-top.
