B2adjectivefashionsociety
US/ʌnˈfæʃ.ən.ə.bəl/
UK/ʌnˈfæʃ.ən.ə.bəl/
not popular or modern at the present time
In context
Wearing a tie to the party felt unfashionable to him.
Those wide trousers were once unfashionable but are now back in style.
Saving money became deeply unfashionable in the era of easy credit.
Words that go with unfashionable
adverb + adjective
- deeply unfashionableHer views were deeply unfashionable at the time.
- hopelessly unfashionableHis haircut was hopelessly unfashionable.
adjective + noun
- unfashionable clothesShe refused to wear unfashionable clothes.
- unfashionable viewsHe held unfashionable views on money.
adjective + preposition
- unfashionable part of townThey bought a house in an unfashionable part of town.