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unfashionable

Adjective
comp: more unfashionablesup: most unfashionable

This term describes a lack of alignment with current trends, carrying a connotation of being outdated or socially awkward. While it often refers to aesthetic choices in clothing or decor, it extends to behaviors and opinions that have fallen out of favor with the prevailing social elite or a specific peer group. Depending on the context, the word can range from a neutral observation of style to a sharp social judgment. In high-society or professional contexts, being unfashionable implies a failure to adhere to unspoken codes of conduct or prestige, suggesting a lack of social awareness or status.

Meanings

Adjective

Not following the current style or trend in clothing, behavior, or design.

"Her choice of oversized shoulder pads was considered unfashionable by the end of the decade."

Adjective

Not socially acceptable or popular within a particular group or class.

"The act of openly discussing one's salary was once seen as unfashionable in certain professional circles."

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