mod Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- ultramodern
- modernistic
- space-age
- futuristic
- state-of-the-art
- up-to-date
- newfangled
- modernized
- latest
- new-age
- present-day
- hot
- updated
Weak:
Strongest:
- archaic
- venerable
- olden
- venerable
- historical
- bygone
- old
- anachronistic
- aged
- antique
- anachronistic
- historic
- out-of-date
- ancient
- antique
- fusty
- aged
- past
- antiquated
- old-fashioned
- late
- old-time
- historic
- past
- fusty
- former
- antiquated
- musty
- retro
- musty
- retro
- bygone
- old
- old-fashioned
- historical
- dated
- archaic
- former
- late
- out-of-date
- hoary
- olden
- old-time
- ancient
- antediluvian
- dated
- antediluvian
- hoary
Strong:
- obsolete
- retrograde
- outworn
- oldfangled
- old-world
- age-old
- outworn
- oldfangled
- discarded
- pass-
- age-old
- outmoded
- discarded
- outmoded
- old-world
- retrograde
- obsolete
- pass-
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mod Meaning
mod (n)
a British teenager or young adult in the 1960s; noted for their clothes consciousness and opposition to the rockers
mod (s)
relating to a recently developed fashion or style
mod Sentence Examples
- The car's engine mod provided a significant boost to its performance.
- The fashionista added mod accessories to her outfit, creating a retro-inspired look.
- The musician's guitar mod allowed him to achieve a unique sound on stage.
- The software developer created a mod to enhance the functionality of the video game.
- The mod community is vibrant and active, with fans creating new content and sharing ideas.
- The fashion designer's mod collection featured geometric patterns and bold colors.
- The architect incorporated mod elements into the building's design, creating a sleek and modern aesthetic.
- The mod scene is a breeding ground for innovation and creativity, often pushing boundaries and inspiring new ideas.
- The artist created a mod art piece that combined traditional painting techniques with digital elements.
- The mod movement has left a lasting impact on various industries, shaping trends and influencing cultural norms.
FAQs About the word mod
a British teenager or young adult in the 1960s; noted for their clothes consciousness and opposition to the rockers, relating to a recently developed fashion or
new, stylish, modern, fashionable, designer, contemporary, current, ultramodern, modernistic, space-age
archaic, venerable, olden, venerable, historical, bygone,old, anachronistic, aged, antique
The car's engine mod provided a significant boost to its performance.
The fashionista added mod accessories to her outfit, creating a retro-inspired look.
The musician's guitar mod allowed him to achieve a unique sound on stage.
The software developer created a mod to enhance the functionality of the video game.
