Synonyms

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3. discard, jettison, throw away or out, cast off or aside, get rid of, abandon, say goodby to, bid farewell to, Inf. chuck Inf. scrap, Inf. junk, Inf. trash, Inf. dump, Inf toss in the trash or on the junkheap, Inf. put on the scrap heap or pile, Inf. give [s.t.] the old heave-ho.
4. go out of style, become obsolete, obsolesce, come to an end, lapse, become extinct, run its course, lose favor or popularity, be all over; fall by the wayside, fall into disuse; expire, die, be no more, Inf. come to the end of the line,

outmoded, adj. 1. old-fashioned, out-of-style, unfashionable, out-of-fashion, outdated, out-of-date, out, oldfangled, unmodern, dated, behind the times, Inf. old hat, Inf. back-number, out-of-season, secondhand, used, Inf hand-me-down, Sl. early-Salvation-Army.
2. former, older, previous, foregoing, oldtime, sometime, onetime; stale, fusty, musty, worn, timeworn, moth-eaten, moss-grown, old, hoary, tired, Inf. rinky-dink, Inf. square, Inf. old-fogyish, Inf old-ladyish, Inf. corny, Inf. fuddy-duddy, stodgy, conservative.
3. neglected, forgotten, abandoned, forsaken, old as the hills, remote, vintage, past its prime, Inf. over the hill; prior, earlier, long-forgotten.
4. discredited, refuted, repudiated, renounced, dismissed, spurned, scorned, abjured, discarded, rejected, cast-off, done with, on the shelf, all over with, Inf. has-been, Inf. washed-up, Inf. down the drain, Inf. kaput, Inf. dead, Inf. dead as a doornail, Inf. dead as yesterday's news.
5. retired, lapsed, elapsed, expired, run out, defunct; superseded, replaced, outworn.
6. obsolete, obsolescent, pass£, past, gone by, fallen into disuse, out of use, disused, derelict; quaint, old-world, by-gone, horse-and-buggy, vanished, never to return, Inf. fini, Inf. done for.
7. prehistoric, antiquated, antique, ancient, fossil, fossilized, petrified; anachronistic, anachronous, antediluvian, before the Flood; archaic, archaistic, extinct, Archaic, olden, primitive, atavistic; quondam, erstwhile.
8. traditional, old-line, old-school, conventional, die-hard, nonprogressive, unchanging, backward.

out-of-the-way, adj. 1. distant, remote, secluded, outlying. See - outlying.
2. unusual, uncommon, exceptional, extraordinary, singular, strange, curious, odd; eccentric, irregular, erratic, capricious, flighty, Inf. odd-ball, idiosyncratic, unconventional, original; unheard-of, exotic, rare, rarely seen, once-in-a-lifetime; unparalleled, unexampled, unprecedented, unaccepted, peculiar, abnormal, outlandish, queer, weird.
3. improper, incorrect, false, erroneous, mistaken, wrong, way off the mark, off the mark, on the wrong track, faulty, amiss, remiss, off base, unsound; inappropriate, inapt, unmeet, unfitting, unbefitting; unwarranted, uncalled-for, out of place, out of keeping, inopportune, ill-timed, untimely, infelicitous; unfavorable, incommodious, inconvenient, uncongenial, unlikely; unsuitable, unsuited, unfit, ill-adapted; inexpedient, inadvisable, impractical, inapplicable, un-feasable.
4. unseemly, unbecoming, indecorous; unladylike, ungentlemanly, ungenteel, impolite; undignified, unrefined, inelegant, indelicate; impolitic, imprudent, indiscreet, tactless, injudicious, insensitive, unwise; untoward, off-key, out-of-bounds, out-of-line, out-oforder; vulgar, gauche, uncouth, crude, crass, rude, uncivil, discourteous, in bad taste; coarse, rough, base, tatty, Inf. tacky; ignoble, raffish, low.
5. indecent, immodest, shameless, indelicate; unsuitable, tawdry; gross, rank, repulsive, offensive, disgusting, distasteful, risqud, suggestive, off-color, Inf. blue; outrageous, lurid, sensational, scandalous; shocking, surprising, unexpected, SI. sick; abusive, ribald, scurrilous, profane, foulmouthed; racy, salty, spicy, not fit for mixed company, unprintable, not for a family newspaper; smutty, dirty, obscene, indecent, SI. raunchy; filthy, foul, nasty, scatologic, scatological; loose, prurient, unchaste.