Unfashionable is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNFASHIONABLE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not in keeping with the current fashion
• not fashionable or popular at a particular time
• not in accord with or not following current fashion

Words related to UNFASHIONABLE

unfashionably24 unstylish15

Words that contain UNFASHIONABLE

unfashionables22 unfashionablene23 unfashionableness25 unfashionablenesses27

How to use UNFASHIONABLE in a sentence

• The Greeks esteemed its leg most highly, and rejected the other portions as unfashionable to be eaten.
• The progressive man of that age was a Calvinist, in all the grandeur and in all the narrowness of that unfashionable and misunderstood creed.
• The bookseller stared, and had it not been for the splendour of his dress, and his gilded chariot, would have been tempted to smile at so unfashionable and absurd a question.
• A lady could not possibly venture to see her dearest friend on earth, or even her own sister, if she happened to live in rather an unfashionable part of the town.
• He carried a well-brushed bowler as unfashionable as unseasonable.
• She cultivated modesty and all the older graces that had grown unfashionable since the Emperor Marcus Aurelius died.
• It is unfashionable for the members of either sex to wear clothing until they are 8 or 10 years old.
• They did not know, not even Sylvia, for many years, that the West Side was the quite unfashionable part of town.
• But there is no denying that it was always startlingly and outrageously unfashionable.
• He dined alone at a small and unfashionable restaurant in Soho, went on to his box at Covent Garden, where he remained for an hour, also alone, and then went home.
• They and an able support soon took the whole audience captive, and all, fashionable and unfashionable alike, hung with breathless attention upon the play.
• Later I followed them, laden with umbrella, boxes, brown-paper parcels, and other unfashionable moving-day paraphernalia.
• He had never told her so, however, never said that the unfashionable coat so offensive to her fastidious vision was worn that she might be the better clothed and fed.
• As soon as they have taught everybody a new step they say it is unfashionable and invent a new one.
• I hope I have not intruded so far but that you will pardon my unfashionable call and seeming impatience.
• His hair was of unfashionable length, and his dress was negligent, and yet no one could have mistaken him for anything but a man of high breeding.
• He shall take a lodging for us in one of the unfashionable quarters of Paris.
• To care very much for that on Count Tolstoi is not easy for those who are unfashionable enough not to care very much for the eloquent Russian himself.
• Tall and slightly made, with a proud and gentlemanly carriage, he looked well though dressed in the most homely and unfashionable garb.
• The Haggenashes had made their way in lumber and were among the most considered of the older, unfashionable people in the city.
• Whether fashionable or unfashionable, all boarding-houses are alike.
• I see him look anxiously around to make sure that no other dandy sees him in so unfashionable a resort.
• She wore a short cloak, and a wide-brimmed hat, unfashionable, but becoming.
• But I believe he indulges in the not unfashionable luxury of doubts.
• At the same time, a Blush is unfashionable, and Silence more ill-bred than any thing that can be spoken.
• True Modesty avoids every thing that is criminal, false Modesty every thing that is unfashionable.
• We next come to a very good ghost of the old and now rather unfashionable sort.
• It is doubtless a little unfashionable to question the all-sufficiency of statistics to the salvation of men or nations.
• But, if the entertainment were bound to end at midnight, it could begin at a proportionately unfashionable hour.
• One class have begun modestly in an unfashionable locality with plain dress and frugal expenditure They have eaten the wholesome bread of independence.
• They will be visited, even if they live in an unfashionable quarter on a side street.
• If to gain these qualities we must take a house in an unfashionable neighborhood, it should not cause distress.
• If friends are so silly as to rally you on living in an unfashionable quarter, ask them in to see your sketches and plans, and talk them into enthusiasm over the idea.
• About the middle of the fifteenth century there dwelt in the Black Forest a pretty but unfashionable young maiden named Simprella Whiskiblote.
• Her family had rejected her on account of her marriage with a rake so unfashionable and of reputation so coarse.
• His party consisted of eighteen, no unfashionable number in the present day.
• We must go somewhere, for it will be no less unwholesome than unfashionable to remain in town.
• Fashion is omnipotent in religion, as in other things, and with the more general diffusion of education, camp-meetings have come to be considered as vulgar and unfashionable.

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