fogeyish (Meaning)

fogeyish

a person with old-fashioned ideas

His fashion sense was considered fogeyish by his younger colleagues, who preferred more contemporary styles.
The old man's fogeyish opinions clashed with the progressive ideals of the younger generation.
She found her grandfather's taste in music to be somewhat fogeyish, preferring modern pop over classic tunes.
The fogeyish decor of the restaurant transported patrons back to a bygone era.
Despite his fogeyish demeanor, the professor was highly respected for his expertise in the field.
The fogeyish language used in the novel reflected the author's nostalgic view of the past.
Some critics dismissed the film as fogeyish, claiming it failed to resonate with contemporary audiences.
He chuckled at his father's fogeyish attempts to understand social media trends.
The fogeyish rules of etiquette seemed outdated to the younger attendees of the formal event.
Despite being labeled as fogeyish, the antique furniture added charm to the old mansion.

a person with old-fashioned ideas

fuddy-duddy, ultrarightist, ultraright,stodgy, set, blimpish, Tory, loyal, ossified, right-wing

nonorthodox,progressive, radical, nonconservative, unconventional, liberal, open-minded, unorthodox, nontraditional, revolutionary

His fashion sense was considered fogeyish by his younger colleagues, who preferred more contemporary styles.

The old man's fogeyish opinions clashed with the progressive ideals of the younger generation.

She found her grandfather's taste in music to be somewhat fogeyish, preferring modern pop over classic tunes.

The fogeyish decor of the restaurant transported patrons back to a bygone era.