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old-school Meaning
old-school (n)
a class of people favoring traditional ideas
old-school
adherents of traditional policies and practices, characteristic or evocative of an earlier or original style, manner, or form, adhering to traditional policies or practices
FAQs About the word old-school
a class of people favoring traditional ideasadherents of traditional policies and practices, characteristic or evocative of an earlier or original style, manner
antique, antiquated, historic,vintage, traditional, historical, old-time, retro,old-fashioned, past
ultramodern, up-to-date, contemporary, fresh, new age, modernist, hot, new, current, newfangled
The old-school diner served classic American comfort food at affordable prices.
My grandfather's old-school record player still spins vinyl with pristine sound quality.
The old-school arcade had a nostalgic charm that transported me back to my childhood.
The movie's old-school special effects were intentionally reminiscent of classic monster films.
