démodé

That hat is démodé.

That hat is out of style.

Simple subject-verb-adjective structure.

My toy is démodé.

My toy is old-fashioned.

Possessive pronoun usage.

These shoes are démodé.

These shoes are not in style.

Plural noun usage.

Is this shirt démodé?

Is this shirt old-fashioned?

Question format.

His style is démodé.

His fashion sense is old.

Possessive adjective.

The dress looks démodé.

The dress looks outdated.

Linking verb 'looks'.

It is a démodé look.

It is an outdated style.

Adjective before noun.

They are démodé now.

They are not popular anymore.

Pronoun subject.

The furniture in the lobby looks quite démodé.

Many people think that neon colors are démodé.

She refused to wear the dress because it was démodé.

That old computer is completely démodé.

Is it démodé to write letters by hand?

The movie's special effects seem démodé today.

He felt his ideas were démodé at the meeting.

Don't buy that; it's already démodé.

The interior designer said the wallpaper was terribly démodé.

Some argue that formal etiquette is becoming démodé.

Even the most popular trends eventually become démodé.

She has a collection of démodé accessories from the sixties.

It is fascinating how quickly technology can become démodé.

He was criticized for his démodé views on technology.

The store specializes in selling items that are considered démodé.

I find his traditional approach to be somewhat démodé.

The film was a charming look at a lifestyle that is now considered démodé.

While some call it démodé, I find the classic design to be timeless.

The company struggled to sell its démodé products in a modern market.

He was accused of having démodé attitudes toward gender roles.

The architect rejected the démodé styles of the previous century.

It is a risk to invest in something that might soon be démodé.

She managed to make the démodé outfit look trendy again.

The debate highlighted the clash between modern and démodé values.

The author's prose style, once celebrated, is now viewed by critics as somewhat démodé.

In the fast-paced world of digital marketing, yesterday's strategies are often démodé by tomorrow.

The exhibition explores how art movements shift from avant-garde to démodé.

His philosophy, rooted in 19th-century ideals, felt increasingly démodé in the modern era.

The brand's attempt to modernize its image failed because the core design remained démodé.

Societal norms regarding work-life balance have rendered the old office culture démodé.

She argued that the concept of the 'traditional family' is not démodé but evolving.

The critique provided a scathing analysis of the démodé political rhetoric used by the candidate.

The curator meticulously cataloged the collection, noting which pieces had become démodé and which retained their aesthetic vitality.

There is a poignant irony in how the avant-garde of one generation inevitably becomes the démodé curiosity of the next.

The discourse surrounding the decline of the institution was framed by a sense that its foundational principles were now fundamentally démodé.

He navigated the social scene with an awareness that his manners, while impeccable, were perceived by the younger set as charmingly démodé.

The manuscript serves as a testament to a bygone era, capturing the essence of a worldview that is now entirely démodé.

Critics often conflate that which is merely démodé with that which is truly obsolete, failing to see the cyclical nature of fashion.

The rebranding effort was an attempt to shed the démodé reputation that had plagued the company for decades.

Her work challenges the viewer to reconsider the value of the démodé, finding beauty in that which society has discarded.