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Definition of «outmoded»

The term "outmoded" refers to something that is no longer in fashion, outdated or obsolete. It describes an object, idea, or practice that has become less relevant and useful due to changes in technology, culture, or social norms. In other words, it means something is old-fashioned, antiquated, or past its prime.

Usage examples

  1. The outmoded fashion trends from the 80s are making a comeback in today's society.
  2. The company's outdated technology and outmoded practices hindered its progress in the competitive market.
  3. The professor decided to update his course syllabus to eliminate any outmoded theories and include the latest research.
  4. The government's outmoded policy on renewable energy fails to address the current environmental concerns.
  5. Many people argue that the traditional education system is becoming outmoded and needs radical reforms to meet the needs of the modern generation.

Phrases with «outmoded»

Sentences with «outmoded»

  • Just when experts were beginning to fear that the conventional transistor would become as outmoded as the eight - track tape, legendary semiconductor guru Nick Holonyak and his colleagues have recast it — literally — in a whole new light. (discovermagazine.com)
  • Dion, who is known for his interest in outmoded ways of teaching and structuring the natural world, binds art - historical quotations and with the language of pedagogy to reference his long - held interest in knowledge production and museum display. (shop.whitechapelgallery.org)
  • Let's talk about other examples of traditional education that have become outmoded because of technology. (educationworld.com)
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