OLD


Meaning of OLD in English

n. Function: adjective

1

Synonyms: ANCIENT 1, aged, age-old, antediluvian, antique, hoary, Noachian, timeworn, venerable

Contrasted Words: contemporary, current, recent; advanced

Antonyms: new

2 of long standing FF1C; the ending of such an old friendship was tragic FF1E;

Synonyms: continuing, enduring, inveterate, lifelong, long-lasting, long-lived, perennial; compare LASTING

Related Words: constant, perpetual, staying; established, firm, solid, steady

Contrasted Words: newfound, recent; brief, short-lived; casual, temporary, transitory, weak

Antonyms: new

3

Synonyms: OLD-FASHIONED , antiquated, antique, archaic, dated, démodé, oldfangled, old-timey, outmoded, passé

Related Words: primitive; traditional

Contrasted Words: newish

Antonyms: modern, new

4

Synonyms: AGED 1, ancient, elderly, olden, oldish, overage

Idioms: along in years, getting on

Contrasted Words: juvenile, young

Antonyms: youthful

5

Synonyms: EXPERIENCED , old-time, practical, practiced, seasoned, skilled, versed, vet, veteran

Contrasted Words: young

Antonyms: new

6

Synonyms: FORMER 2, bygone, erstwhile, late, once, onetime, past, quondam, sometime, whilom

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