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1. • • embarrassing and not fashionable: My dad's so uncool. Wearing homemade clothes was very uncool.
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   What does uncool mean?

   • UNCOOL definition: 1. embarrassing and not fashionable: 2. embarrassing and not fashionable: . Learn more.

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   What does it mean to be uncool about an 'ex'?

   • It was not the heat of the day..that got to them this summer so much as the uncool nights. To be uncool about an ‘ex’ is to be a complete schlock. I was doing my GCSEs like any normal person and way back then it was the most uncool thing to dance. 1. With the and plural agreement. Uncool people considered collectively or as a class.

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   What if it was uncool to go into a church?

   • When it was uncool, you never had to worry about authenticity. The uncool thing is to go into the established church. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.

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   Is it uncool to explain a meme?

   • Like jokes, dreams, and teen culture, it's uncool to explain a meme. The next step is to make rankism as uncool as racism and sexism. But just as quickly, they can decide it's uncool and move on to the next hot thing. When it was uncool, you never had to worry about authenticity. The uncool thing is to go into the established church.

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   Is wearing homemade clothes uncool?

   • Wearing homemade clothes was very uncool. Netbooks, once the cheap portables spotted at coffee shops everywhere, have become so uncool that they are near extinction. Just as everything old is new again, in music, every trend eventually becomes uncool. But it was distinctly uncool to confess to greed or wanting to make a lot of money.

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   Why should we not try a 'uncool' image?

   • It is feeble to argue that we should not even try simply because something is considered uncool and there is peer pressure to resist it. It has been seen as slightly unfashionable, uncool and unsexy (call it what one will) but has overcome those images and become more popular.

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   Meaning of uncool in English. uncool. adjective. informal uk / ʌnˈkuːl / us / ʌnˈkuːl / Add to word list. embarrassing and not fashionable: My dad's so uncool. Wearing homemade clothes was very uncool. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. Old or old-fashioned. age-old. ageing. ancient. antediluvian. anti-progressive. fossilized. frumpy.

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   1. not self-assured or relaxed. He felt very uncool, making a speech to strangers. 2. not sophisticated or worldly-wise.

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   Meaning of uncool in English. uncool. adjective. informalus/ʌnˈkuːl/uk/ʌnˈkuːl/ Add to word listAdd to word list. embarrassing and not fashionable: My dad's so uncool. Wearing homemade clothes was very uncool. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. Old or old-fashioned. age-old. aging. ancient. antediluvian. anti-progressive. fossilized.

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   Adjective. Not cool (in various senses); esp. unfashionable, not…. Noun. 1. With the and plural agreement. Uncool people considered…. 2. The fact or quality of being uncool. Chiefly colloquial (originally U.S.).