newfangled Synonyms
Strongest:
- old-time
- dated
- antediluvian
- age-old
- venerable
- musty
- olden
- historical
- dated
- age-old
- past
- venerable
- antiquated
- fusty
- past
- anachronistic
- out-of-date
- out-of-date
- old-time
- former
- musty
- ancient
- old-fashioned
- archaic
- former
- old
- hoary
- old-fashioned
- archaic
- olden
- bygone
- ancient
- antediluvian
- historical
- old
- bygone
- anachronistic
- hoary
- fusty
- antiquated
Strong:
- old-world
- retro
- late
- outmoded
- obsolete
- antique
- old-world
- late
- obsolete
- historic
- outworn
- retrograde
- retro
- antique
- pass-
- retrograde
- outworn
- outmoded
- aged
- oldfangled
- oldfangled
- historic
- pass-
- aged
Weak:
newfangled Meaning
newfangled (s)
(of a new kind or fashion) gratuitously new
newfangled (a.)
Newmade; formed with the affectation of novelty.
Disposed to change; inclined to novelties; given to new theories or fashions.
newfangled Sentence Examples
- Sarah couldn't comprehend the newfangled technology her son was using.
- The newfangled coffee maker boasted advanced features that intrigued even the most skeptical coffee enthusiasts.
- The choir director introduced a newfangled warm-up routine, leaving the singers bewildered.
- The company's newfangled marketing campaign failed miserably, alienating its target audience.
- Emily's newfangled hairstyle, with its intricate braids and vibrant colors, turned heads wherever she went.
- The newfangled surveillance system proved ineffective, leaving the neighborhood vulnerable to crime.
- The doctor prescribed newfangled medication for the patient's chronic pain, hoping for better results.
- The architect's newfangled design for the skyscraper defied conventional wisdom, sparking both admiration and criticism.
- The newfangled fitness tracker accurately monitored heart rate and steps, motivating users to stay active.
- Despite its newfangled features, the refrigerator had a surprisingly user-friendly interface, making it a breeze to navigate.
FAQs About the word newfangled
(of a new kind or fashion) gratuitously newNewmade; formed with the affectation of novelty., Disposed to change; inclined to novelties; given to new theories or
modern, new, contemporary, up-to-date, new age, present-day, state-of-the-art, red-hot, futuristic, hot
old-time, dated, antediluvian, age-old, venerable, musty, olden, historical, dated, age-old
Sarah couldn't comprehend the newfangled technology her son was using.
The newfangled coffee maker boasted advanced features that intrigued even the most skeptical coffee enthusiasts.
The choir director introduced a newfangled warm-up routine, leaving the singers bewildered.
The company's newfangled marketing campaign failed miserably, alienating its target audience.
