uncool

IPA: ʌnkˈuɫ

(slang) Not in accord with the current fashion, standards or mores of a particular group; not cool.

Examples of "uncool" in Sentences

Stamp collectors don't think they are uncool, that is just the general perception.
And I would say that some of these concepts that you label uncool are actually cool in Japan.
Nevertheless, the message is clear - Angelina Jolie is quitting acting because Jennifer Aniston called her uncool this week.
Best line: Matthews says that in college he developed an “intellectual anorexia” common among black men when he saw any display of intellect as “uncool, which is the definition of white.”
Photo GalleryI don't know about you, but I absolutely plan on shelling out $400+ I don't have on a product that I don't need and is guaranteed to be aesthetically obsolete (aka uncool) this time next year.
It's because - by calling her uncool earlier this week - Jennifer Aniston managed to get more headlines than Angelina Jolie, and the only thing Angelina Jolie could do to wrestle them back was to say that she might quit acting one day.
The “slutty flight attendant” line, though certainly uncalled for, seems to me equivalent to the sorts of things that are said about the Clintons and the Kennedys—uncool, that is to say, but roughly commensurate with the price of fame.
BEN WIDDICOMBE, CELEBRITY EDITOR, "STYLELIST. COM": Oh, you know I thought it was fantastic television, seeing Angelina Jolie sitting there with that rigor mortis grin as she watched the woman who called her uncool on the cover of "Vogue" magazine just a few feet away.