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1 : eaten into by moth larvae moth-eaten clothes 1 as in antiquated having passed its time of use or usefulness moth-eaten scientific theories that no one's believed in ages -
antiquated -
obsolete -
archaic -
medieval -
rusty -
old -
outworn -
prehistoric -
discarded -
superannuated -
dated -
outmoded -
fossilized -
antique -
outdated -
mossy -
defunct -
moribund -
useless -
expired -
ancient -
vintage -
neolithic -
passé -
out-of-date -
aging -
prehistorical -
démodé -
mediaeval -
kaput -
obsolescent -
disused -
dead -
historic -
historical -
retro -
kaputt -
venerable -
fusty -
unusable -
ageing -
musty -
aged -
demoded -
hoary -
extinct -
vanished -
Stone Age -
antediluvian -
late -
Noachian -
unworkable -
inert -
erstwhile -
past -
dormant -
former -
inoperable -
inoperative -
fallow -
idle -
latent -
free -
bygone -
inactive -
atavistic -
old-time -
dateless -
old-fashioned -
age-old -
oldfangled -
old-world -
modern -
new -
contemporary -
ultramodern -
current -
recent -
newfangled -
fresh -
new-fashioned -
modernized -
mod -
functional -
present-day -
renewed -
operational -
refurbished -
up-to-date -
up-to-the-minute -
workable -
remodeled -
functioning -
operable -
operating -
operative -
employed -
active -
alive -
busy See More 2 as in dilapidated showing signs of advanced wear and tear and neglect a man who's been wearing the same moth-eaten clothes for decades -
dilapidated -
neglected -
tattered -
mangy -
tatty -
abandoned -
threadbare -
ratty -
scruffy -
shabby -
tumbledown -
ragged -
timeworn -
dumpy -
miserable -
tired -
tatterdemalion -
desolate -
scrubby -
down-at-heel -
beat-up -
seedy -
tacky -
grungy -
dog-eared -
ruined -
broken -
down-at-the-heels -
bombed-out -
sleazy -
damaged -
down-at-the-heel -
run-down -
decrepit -
gone to seed -
down-at-heels -
wrecked -
unkept -
dingy -
bedraggled -
mean -
decaying -
deteriorated -
godforsaken -
forlorn -
rickety -
ramshackle -
deteriorating -
worn-out -
destroyed -
broken-down -
rackety -
rattletrap -
injured -
hurt -
impaired -
harmed -
new -
fresh -
mended -
reconstructed -
brand-new -
patched -
maintained -
spiffy -
rebuilt -
kept-up -
spruce -
cared-for -
smart See More 3 as in stereotyped used or heard so often as to be dull an uncle who tells the same moth-eaten stories every Thanksgiving -
stereotyped -
cliche -
tired -
hackneyed -
threadbare -
shopworn -
old -
musty -
timeworn -
commonplace -
obligatory -
cardboard -
cobwebby -
stale -
trite -
clichéd -
cliché -
hackney -
typical -
well-worn -
boring -
usual -
banal -
hack -
conventional -
tiring -
dusty -
dull -
standard -
derivative -
ordinary -
weary -
drab -
unimaginative -
normal -
uninspired -
heavy -
dry -
platitudinous -
imitative -
wearying -
canned -
leaden -
stodgy -
bromidic -
pedestrian -
stock -
unoriginal -
wearisome -
uninteresting -
rote -
prosaic -
tiresome -
arid -
vapid -
tame -
stuffy -
ready-made -
monotonous -
colorless -
barren -
jejune -
tedious -
dreary -
ponderous -
routine -
humdrum -
twice-told -
pedantic -
flat -
old hat -
drudging -
cookie-cutter -
numbing -
tried-and-true -
platitudinal -
jading -
undramatic -
old-fashioned -
ho-hum -
mind-numbing -
new -
original -
fresh -
novel -
unhackneyed -
enlivening -
exciting -
atypical -
strange -
stimulating -
interesting -
involving -
intriguing -
unfamiliar -
animating -
riveting -
engrossing -
gripping -
unusual -
absorbing -
galvanizing -
unknown -
energizing -
unaccustomed -
engaging -
invigorating -
unclichéd -
extraordinary -
uncommon -
unprecedented -
pioneering -
unheard-of -
pathbreaking -
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