outmoded

Modifies a noun

• stereotype: But the Urban Foxes don't really care about outmoded sexual stereotypes.
• notion: Outmoded notions of training will no longer cut it!
• concept: Patient confidentiality: an outmoded concept in the information age?
• thinking: DR. contracts such as this are expensive and, concerning the risk, may be based on outmoded thinking.
• rule: New buyers to against outmoded rules them are in.
• practice: She joins us in calling for an end to this outmoded practice which inflicts pain on thousands of puppies every year " .

Modifying Another Word

• increasingly: We urge the government to reform this increasingly outmoded tax, which is operating against objectives set in the 19th century.
• now: Rethinking of resource flows is required, with the now outmoded concept of ' disposal ' replaced by one of resource and value recovery.
• hopelessly: As online scams get more sophisticated, passwords are becoming hopelessly outmoded -- as passé as floppy disks.

Used with adjective complement

• become: At the same time, the lyrical romanticism of Clark's work became outmoded.
• look: The sensational brightness of these energy-saving lamps makes all other ESL reflectors look outmoded.