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Meditations (German: Unzeitgemässe Betrachtungen), also
translated as
Unfashionable Observations and
Thoughts Out of Season,
consists of four
works by the...
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World War II, the ****ociation with ****
leader Adolf Hitler made it
unfashionable,
leading to it
being colloquially termed the "Hitler moustache". After...
- as an
affectionate insult for
someone who is, or is
perceived to be,
unfashionable,
lacking self-consciousness
about their appearance and/or with poor...
- and the
radical right-wing's
perception of the Klan as
outdated and
unfashionable. The
Southern Poverty Law
Center reported that
between 2016 and 2019...
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winning Crufts (the most
prestigious UK dog show) in 2000, it
remains an "
unfashionable" breed, and is
distinctly uncommon; however, it is not as threatened...
- alt-rock,
ascendant from
Nirvana until 1996 or so but
currently very
unfashionable,
never mind that the
music is
still there. — Christgau's
Consumer Guide:...
-
invested £400,000 to
build a new
department store in what was then the
unfashionable western end of
Oxford Street.
Selfridges opened to the
public on 15...
- and gloves. As
signs of
tanning were
considered working-class and
unfashionable during this era,
parasols and fans are also
often represented. Southern...
- person,
especially one who is
perceived to be
overly intellectual,
unfashionable, boring, or
socially awkward". In the 21st century, it was reclaimed...
- used to make fun of
people who
first arrive in a big city and wear
unfashionable clothes or
speak in a rural-like accent,
common stereotypes of people...
