fogyish Synonyms
Strongest:
- fuddy-duddy
- faithful
- ultraright
- ossified
- stodgy
- set
- neoconservative
- dowdy
- tory
- blimpish
- ultrarightist
- right-wing
- loyal
Strong:
- reactionary
- steadfast
- square
- conventional
- staunch
- steady
- antiprogressive
- antimodern
- true
- old-fashioned
- conservative
- devoted
- right
- traditional
- stanch
- true-blue
- antirevolutionary
- antiliberal
Weak:
Strongest:
- open-minded
- unorthodox
- extremist
- unorthodox
- nonorthodox
- radical
- unconventional
- liberal
- revolutionary
- nontraditional
- nonconservative
- nontraditional
- modern
- unconventional
- open-minded
- extremist
- broad-minded
- broad-minded
- nonorthodox
- modern
- progressive
- liberal
- nonconventional
- radical
- revolutionary
- nonconventional
- nonconservative
- progressive
Strong:
- antiestablishment
- advanced
- antiestablishment
- anticonventional
- large-minded
- antitraditional
- nonconformist
- large-minded
- contemporary
- antitraditional
- advanced
- contemporary
- nonconformist
- anticonventional
Weak:
fogyish Meaning
fogyish (s)
(used pejoratively) out of fashion; old fashioned
fogyish Sentence Examples
- The old man's fogyish demeanor betrayed his years of experience.
- The town was enveloped in a fogyish mist, obscuring the distant hills.
- The fogyish atmosphere gave the landscape an eerie and otherworldly appearance.
- His fogyish ideas seemed outdated and out of touch with modern society.
- The fogyish professor preferred the familiar comforts of tradition over new advancements.
- The fogyish mist lingered over the marsh, casting a gloomy veil upon the surroundings.
- Her fogyish appearance, with her archaic clothing and unkempt hair, made her stand out among the crowd.
- The fogyish elder resisted change, clinging stubbornly to his outdated beliefs.
- The fogyish museum display seemed like a relic from a bygone era.
- The fogyish old town square transported visitors back in time with its cobblestone streets and quaint buildings.
FAQs About the word fogyish
(used pejoratively) out of fashion; old fashioned
fuddy-duddy, faithful, ultraright, ossified,stodgy, set, neoconservative, dowdy, Tory, blimpish
open-minded, unorthodox, extremist, unorthodox, nonorthodox, radical, unconventional, liberal, revolutionary, nontraditional
The old man's fogyish demeanor betrayed his years of experience.
The town was enveloped in a fogyish mist, obscuring the distant hills.
The fogyish atmosphere gave the landscape an eerie and otherworldly appearance.
His fogyish ideas seemed outdated and out of touch with modern society.
