Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- adjective Not aware of or following the latest fashions or developments.
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- adjective Not
hip ;uncool ,unfashionable .
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Examples
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Back when peace was very "unhip," Phil Donahue was promptly sacked from MSNBC in 2003 -- not for burning the flag during a Communism-inspired rage -- but because he was an opponent of the Iraq war.
Right Network: 'Pro-America, Pro-Business, Pro-Military Sensibilities' 2010
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Back when peace was very "unhip," Phil Donahue was promptly sacked from MSNBC in 2003 -- not for burning the flag during a Communism-inspired rage -- but because he was an opponent of the Iraq war.
Allison Kilkenny: Right Network: 'Pro-America, Pro-Business, Pro-Military Sensibilities' 2010
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She assured me it's not that I'm getting too old or "unhip" to spin.
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I sat down and immediately scanned the room for models and celebrities and instead, only found other "unhip" people like ourselves.
I'm okay, Eurotrash 2005
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It was a new level of "unhip" for me, but it was very cool.
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Calling it "unhip," he regards it as a reflection of his dissatisfaction at the time.
Chicago Reader 2010
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Calling it "unhip," he regards it as a reflection of his dissatisfaction at the time.
Chicago Reader 2010
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C review from our own Chris Willman in this week's EW … and keeping in mind season 5's "unhip"
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C review from our own Chris Willman in this week's EW … and keeping in mind season 5's "unhip"
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C review from our own Chris Willman in this week's EW … and keeping in mind season 5's "unhip"
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