Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
old-school
adjective
/ˈoʊld skuːl/
Definition
Adhering to traditional styles or methods, often in a way that is nostalgic or considered outdated by newer generations.
Examples
- He prefers old-school music over modern pop hits.
- She has an old-school approach to teaching, using chalkboards and textbooks.
Meaning
The term ‘old-school’ refers to practices, styles, or attitudes that were popular in the past, often with a sense of appreciation for those earlier times.
Synonyms
- traditional
- classic
- nostalgic
- retro
- vintage
