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not with it
adjective as in confused
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adjective as in muddle-headed
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- abashed
- addled
- addlepated
- at a loss
- at sea
- at sixes and sevens
- baffled
- befuddled
- bewildered
- come apart
- confounded
- confusional
- dazed
- discombobulated
- disconcerted
- disorganized
- distracted
- flummoxed
- flustered
- fouled-up
- glassy-eyed
- gone
- misled
- mixed up
- muddled
- nonplussed
- out to lunch
- perplexed
- perturbed
- punch-drunk
- punchy
- puzzled
- screwy
- shook-up
- shot to pieces
- slaphappy
- spaced out
- stumped
- taken aback
- thrown
- thrown off balance
- turbid
- unglued
- unscrewed
- unzipped
adjective as in old-fashioned
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- antiquated
- behind the times
- bygone
- dead
- démodé
- demoded
- disapproved
- dowdy
- extinct
- grown old
- moldy
- musty
- neglected
- not current
- not modern
- obsolescent
- obsolete
- of old
- of olden days
- of the old school
- old guard
- old-hat
- old-school
- olden
- oldfangled
- out
- out of it
- out of style
- out-of-date
- outworn
- passé
- past
- rococo
- superannuated
- unfashionable
- unstylish
- vintage
adjective as in outdated
adjective as in passé
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Example Sentences
"A lot of people were not with it because they felt like it would further criminalise them, you know, it might be a trap."
“Being a 10-month old Lab and being very energetic, he was not with it.”
Or if the defense is playing really well, you as offense are not with it, do they get upset with you?’
Lipa is a lightly regal singer who often sounds removed from the hiss and purr of her production, as if she’s performing to the track and not with it.
“He’s not with it,” she said of President Biden, calling Jill Biden “our ventriloquist first lady.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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