idiom
Old School
OLD SKOOL
/oʊld skuːl/Listen
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Syllable breakdown
OLDSKOOL
Dictionary meaning
Referring to traditional, old-fashioned, or classical methods, values, and styles from an earlier era; often used approvingly to describe something that upholds time-honoured standards.
Examples
- He insists on writing letters by hand — he's very old school about communication.
- The coach used old school training methods that proved surprisingly effective.
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