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unfashionably [Am ˌənˈfæʃ(ə)nəbli, Brit ʌnˈfaʃnəbli] ADV

to dress unfashionably

vestirse en un estilo pasado de moda

she was unfashionably thin

era demasiado delgada para la moda de la época

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But instead of putting money aside in the fat years -- which would, of course, have been an unfashionably pre-war thing to do -- we blithely carried on borrowing.

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The museum is (unfashionably) arranged chronologically - and, as a result, is brilliant.

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Dahlias are so blatantly blowsy and unfashionably eccentric.

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It is a twisty story told in an unfashionably straightforward narrative.

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For fear of being thought unfashionably and burdensomely "serious" in the eyes of the other, the married couple have masked their devotion in a relationship of mutual, just-good-pals flippancy.

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The pants are tightly cruel to women of any shape and unfashionably baggy on men.

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Reservations are not accepted, so expect a wait if you don't want to get there unfashionably early.

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His unfashionably allegorical style, he said, has nothing to do with a lack of skill or aesthetic appreciation.

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Despite his unfashionably large star-shaped brand that marks him as a future dragon master, he has nothing to show for it.

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No one in my circles shares my politics, which tend to be unfashionably right-leaning.

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