curiously dated
Frequency: 5.51.9 per million words
Indicates that something feels surprisingly old or from a previous era.
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Examples (20)
- The user interface on this new device feels curiously dated.
- The movie's characters speak in a curiously dated way.
- Despite being made last year, the movie's special effects look curiously dated.
- Her sense of style was curiously dated, mixing Victorian lace with 80s neon.
- Her sense of style, once considered cutting-edge, now seems curiously dated.
- Flipping through the old tech magazine, the predictions for the future now seem curiously dated.
- His political views are curiously dated for someone so young.
- The hotel lobby, with its shag carpets and avocado-green furniture, felt curiously dated.
- We found the building's architecture to be curiously dated, as if from the 1980s.
- His formal way of addressing everyone seemed curiously dated in our casual office environment.
- The novel's dialogue felt curiously dated, filled with slang no one uses anymore.
- The novel's prose, full of elaborate descriptions, now reads as curiously dated.
- Don't you find the website's design a bit curiously dated?
- Some of the special effects in the film look curiously dated by today's standards.
- Some social attitudes in the old TV show are curiously dated by today's standards.
- The song's synth-pop arrangement sounds curiously dated, yet it's still catchy.
- The song's production has a curiously dated sound, reminiscent of early synth-pop.
- Despite being written only a decade ago, the author's views on technology are already curiously dated.
- In such a modern company, their management style is curiously dated.
- His political philosophy, while once revolutionary, now feels curiously dated and out of touch.