new-fangled Synonyms
Strongest:
- fusty
- bygone
- antediluvian
- out-of-date
- musty
- dated
- musty
- olden
- old
- old
- dated
- antediluvian
- hoary
- out-of-date
- age-old
- anachronistic
- olden
- venerable
- ancient
- ancient
- antiquated
- former
- old-fashioned
- archaic
- old-time
- historical
- old-time
- hoary
- age-old
- former
- fusty
- antiquated
- bygone
- venerable
- past
- archaic
- old-fashioned
- anachronistic
- past
- historical
Strong:
- outworn
- aged
- late
- historic
- old-world
- antique
- aged
- obsolete
- antique
- outmoded
- retro
- pass-
- late
- outworn
- obsolete
- historic
- retro
- oldfangled
- retrograde
- oldfangled
- pass-
- outmoded
- old-world
- retrograde
Weak:
new-fangled Meaning
new-fangled (s)
(of a new kind or fashion) gratuitously new
new-fangled Sentence Examples
- The new-fangled technology has revolutionized the industry, providing unprecedented capabilities.
- While it may seem appealing, I prefer to stick with traditional methods rather than experimenting with new-fangled ideas.
- The new-fangled gadget was met with skepticism by those accustomed to the old way of doing things.
- The company's new-fangled marketing campaign failed to resonate with the target audience.
- The new-fangled invention has the potential to transform the field, but it remains to be seen if it will gain widespread adoption.
- Despite its new-fangled appearance, the software still suffers from the same fundamental flaws as its predecessors.
- Some people embrace new-fangled trends with zeal, while others prefer to maintain a more cautious approach.
- The new-fangled restaurant serves up innovative dishes that push the boundaries of culinary experience.
- The new-fangled language features complex grammatical structures that pose significant challenges for learners.
- The new-fangled automobile boasts impressive fuel efficiency and a stylish design that sets it apart from its rivals.
FAQs About the word new-fangled
(of a new kind or fashion) gratuitously new
modern, contemporary, new, present-day, new-fashioned, modernistic, latest, state-of-the-art, ultramodern,current
fusty, bygone, antediluvian, out-of-date, musty, dated, musty, olden, old, old
The new-fangled technology has revolutionized the industry, providing unprecedented capabilities.
While it may seem appealing, I prefer to stick with traditional methods rather than experimenting with new-fangled ideas.
The new-fangled gadget was met with skepticism by those accustomed to the old way of doing things.
The company's new-fangled marketing campaign failed to resonate with the target audience.
