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of old
adjective as in bygone
adjective as in old
Strongest matches
Strong matches
adjective as in olden
Weak matches
- aboriginal
- age-old
- ancient
- antediluvian
- antiquated
- antique
- archaic
- bygone
- crumbling
- dated
- decayed
- démodé
- done
- early
- erstwhile
- former
- hackneyed
- hoary
- immemorial
- late
- moth-eaten
- of yore
- old as Methuselah
- old as the hills
- old-fashioned
- old-time
- oldfangled
- once
- onetime
- original
- out-of-date
- outmoded
- passé
- past
- primeval
- primitive
- primordial
- pristine
- quondam
- relic
- remote
- rusty
- sometime
- stale
- superannuated
- time-worn
- timeworn
- traditional
- unfashionable
- unoriginal
- venerable
- worn-out
adjective as in old-fashioned
Weak matches
- antiquated
- behind the times
- bygone
- dead
- démodé
- demoded
- disapproved
- dowdy
- extinct
- grown old
- moldy
- musty
- neglected
- not current
- not modern
- not with it
- obsolescent
- obsolete
- 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- out-of-date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 passé
Strongest matches
adverb as in anciently
adverb as in formerly
Strongest matches
Strong match
Example Sentences
Even as Mr. Prescott became a symbol of social mobility and a mascot of “Old Labour,” he was on board with the project of modernization and of finding “traditional values in a modern setting” as he would put it.
The fire destroyed or severely damaged 20 homes on both sides of Old Coach Drive in Camarillo.
The UK will speed up the decommissioning of old military equipment to save up to £500m over five years, the government says.
Givhan plans to continue to grow the brand as organically as possible, recontextualizing the history of old garments and funneling them through the Compost lens.
A veteran festival act who just headlined Coachella this past April, Tyler knew he had to pepper the new stuff with a handful of old hits: a swaggering “Lumberjack,” a winsome “Earfquake,” a still-acrid “Yonkers” that made you wonder how in the world it had been 13 years since that song came out.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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