1 old-fashioned; no longer modern, useful, or necessary:
Maybe, you will say, narratives are outmoded and unrealistic at the grand scale.
Here was a city that tested traditional notions of history, where 15-year-old buildings were outmoded and targeted for dynamite.
Men see with their ideas as well as with their eyes and crowd the novel life about them into outmoded concepts.
Unfortunately prevailing theory is vague, outmoded and diffuse.
An existing product becomes outmoded when a product is introduced that performs the function better.
It is important to note that this analysis is not the same as a 'transcription' or 'port' from an outmoded system to a newer one.
For the most part they preferred to cling to long-established and in many cases outmoded styles of architecture in their effort to create imposing landmarks.
The discussion of individual paintings and sculpture is lively but often based on outmoded interpretations or errors derived from careless observation.
