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old-fashioned, classic, traditional in style
Having the style, manners, or appearance of an earlier era. Can be used positively (charming, classic) or neutrally (dated, old-style), but rarely carries a strongly negative connotation.
古風な名前ですね。
That's an old-fashioned name, isn't it.
彼は古風な考え方をする人だ。
He is a person with old-fashioned ways of thinking.
古風な町並みが残るこの地域は観光客に人気がある。
This area, where old-fashioned townscapes remain, is popular with tourists.
COMMON COLLOCATIONS:
- 古風な名前 (old-fashioned name)
- 古風な建物 (classic-style building)
- 古風な雰囲気 (classic atmosphere)
- 古風な人 (old-fashioned person)
Often used with a tone of appreciation or charm rather than criticism. When describing people's manners or values, it suggests traditional propriety that can be seen as admirable.