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uncool

adjective as in hateful

adjective as in incapable

adjective as in innocent

adjective as in loathsome

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adjective as in malicious

adjective as in tiresome

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adjective as in unfit

adjective as in unpleasant

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adjective as in unworldly

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Ebert spoke about the genesis of his Magnetic Zeros project, saying it was an attempt to break down a fear of being uncool and vulnerable.

Childhood was changing and it was decidedly uncool to admit to watching the programme.

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Right off the bat, one thing that is unavoidably cringe about protests is that people who aren’t young are uniformly uncool.

I had never been happier, but I still housed the fear that getting married was an uncool thing to do.

I had never been happier, but I still housed the fear that getting married was too status quo, out of fashion, an uncool thing to do.

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