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What is another word for
moth-eaten
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Shabby, old, or in bad condition
Having passed its time of usefulness or relevance
Repeated often to the point of being stale or commonplace
Boring or severely lacking in interest
Adjective
▲
Shabby, old, or in bad condition
shabby
seedy
tatty
threadbare
dilapidated
scruffy
ratty
tumbledown
mangy
mean
grungy
tattered
tatterdemalion
dumpy
miserable
neglected
tacky
ragged
timeworn
scrubby
sleazy
decrepit
worn
frayed
old
raggedy
holey
scuzzy
unkempt
decayed
outworn
ancient
run-down
beat-up
worn out
dog-eared
worn-out
down-at-the-heels
bombed-out
well worn
worse for wear
down-at-heel
old-fashioned
rundown
broken-down
shoddy
run down
squalid
gone to seed
ramshackle
grotty
torn
battered
dingy
in tatters
down at heel
crummy
faded
falling to pieces
bedraggled
slummy
sorry
decaying
rickety
grubby
insalubrious
crumbling
deteriorated
ruined
derelict
sordid
the worse for wear
uncared-for
patched
wretched
ripped
worn to shreds
ruinous
in shreds
beat up
poor
in holes
raggedy-ass
skanky
unpleasant
scungy
having seen better days
shacky
deteriorating
base
dodgy
rumpty
paltry
filthy
yucky
in disrepair
full of holes
in rags
rent
damaged
cheap
falling apart at the seams
seamy
frazzled
unmaintained
on its last legs
ragtag
shambly
broken
desolate
rugged
unprepossessing
gone to rack and ruin
slimy
skeezy
weather-beaten
rough
in a bad way
down and dirty
degenerated
low-class
in ruins
seen better days
badly maintained
badly worn
poorly maintained
limp
in ribbons
time-worn
dismal
warby
destroyed
clapped out
low
shredded
scraggy
split
pitiful
slipshod
disreputable
disfigured
untidy
poorly made
untended
all the worse for wear
out at elbows
disintegrating
disheveled
US
dishevelled
UK
torn to pieces
depressed
tumble-down
tired
falling apart
uncared for
shaky
down-at-the-heel
messy
trashy
tottering
withering
well-thumbed
well-read
wrinkled
world-worn
weathered
broken down
decrepit. in ruins
falling down
sloppy
manky
used up
scraggly
slovenly
in bad repair
out of condition
below par
peaked
frowzy
in bad condition
shattered
under par
poky
stodgy
frumpy
down at the heel
in pieces
worn down
in bits
rank
mucky
dirty
indigent
impoverished
sick
sticky
gunky
scabby
gungy
shaggy
raunchy
withered
unimproved
fallen-in
uncared
crumbly
impaired
injured
ill-maintained
unsound
beaten up
beat
used-up
fallen in
wrecked
rinky-dink
marred
bare
poverty-stricken
yellowed
unravelled
UK
worn thin
worn through
distressed
unraveled
US
out of date
smirched
dishonest
crooked
dowdy
outmoded
cast-off
démodé
hand-me-down
bad
mediocre
substandard
tawdry
low-rent
middling
lousy
ordinary
low-grade
menial
second-rate
two-bit
sad
overworked
overused
used
busted
dinged
totaled
lined
wizened
worn-down
wrung out
pegged out
well-worn
in a state of disrepair
inferior
common
junky
rubbishy
slumlike
nasty
slum-like
cruddy
worthless
ropy
punk
execrable
subpar
lame
deficient
creaky
creaking
bush-league
unsavoury
UK
dime-a-dozen
gimcrack
cheapjack
inadequate
el cheapo
unsavory
US
scroungy
trumpery
cheapo
average
sucky
dreadful
meretricious
rotten
pitiable
flimsy
cheesy
antiquated
dud
rubbish
tinhorn
a dime a dozen
junk
entry-level
cheap and nasty
pinchbeck
below average
lemon
faulty
kitsch
duff
schlocky
bottom-rung
naff
two a penny
defective
in poor condition
third-rate
not up to much
on your last legs
cheapie
dime-store
Brummagem
below standard
tinny
poor-quality
second-class
superannuated
twopenny-halfpenny
brassy
low-end
done
deformed
shopworn
buckled
condemned
knocked around
warped
cracked
abnormal
fragile
failing
quavering
shaking
haggard
insubstantial
disadvantaged
deprived
abandoned
perishing
awful
atrocious
terrible
in decline
rusting
breaking down
dying
collapsing
needy
destitute
unsatisfactory
downgone
stonewashed
abject
pathetic
unspeakable
unoccupiable
uninhabitable
unlivable
underprivileged
lamentable
unacceptable
wanting
deplorable
bush
horrible
abominable
crumby
suboptimal
dissatisfactory
wrong
pants
schlock
beastly
shanty
ghetto
skid row
ghost
daggy
garbagy
slobbish
slobby
cut-rate
shlocky
wack
woeful
a load of pants
ghastly
God-awful
unsightly
off
scummy
scurvy
repulsive
godforsaken
low-quality
disastrous
bum
calamitous
shlock
weak
coarse
bargain-basement
gross
sloven
gaudy
not up to snuff
slatternly
frowsy
blowsy
blowzy
frumpish
homely
plain
baggy
mumsy
dreary
ill-dressed
badly dressed
not smart
unseemly
more ❯
“That is not to be, as in this
moth-eaten
tale of an honest cop versus the criminal underworld, there is nothing we have not seen and been weary of in the past.”
Adjective
▲
Having passed its time of usefulness or relevance
antiquated
outmoded
outdated
archaic
dated
obsolete
superannuated
outworn
prehistoric
medieval
US
mossy
fossilised
UK
fossilized
US
demoded
prehistorical
moribund
rusty
mediaeval
UK
neolithic
Noachian
kaputt
kaput
out-of-date
Stone Age
old-fashioned
antediluvian
old
anachronistic
passé
ancient
antique
out of date
old hat
obsolescent
out of the ark
bygone
unfashionable
behind the times
mouldy
UK
moldy
US
defunct
creaky
clunky
out
old-fangled
musty
dead
quaint
out of fashion
old-time
superseded
vieux jeu
primitive
horse-and-buggy
olde worlde
past
aged
has-been
fusty
feudal
not with it
timeworn
extinct
stale
square
past it
démodé
olden
crusted
old-world
old-fogeyish
out of style
rinky-dink
tired
disused
former
oldfangled
hoary
unhip
backward-looking
square-toed
horse and buggy
dusty
vintage
old-hat
old-school
immemorial
venerable
frumpy
behindhand
frumpish
passe
as old as the hills
age-old
old as the hills
overused
discarded
discontinued
geriatric
worn out
dinosaur
early
retro
elderly
last year's
decrepit
conservative
past its sell-by date
out-of-style
long-lived
historic
back-number
cobwebby
traditional
worn-out
hoar
of old
not current
time-worn
backward
of yore
oldie
very old
of the old school
corny
overfamiliar
unstylish
no longer used
clapped out
retrograde
archaistic
stuck in time
past its prime
having seen better days
hackneyed
out of commission
exhausted
abandoned
unusable
out of use
gothic
barbaric
unpopular
antwacky
crusty
of olden days
out of it
rococo
dowdy
not modern
grown old
old-timey
primeval
US
primordial
late
remote
done
erstwhile
backwards
back number
anachronous
parachronistic
grandfather
legacy
quondam
sometime
old as Methuselah
once
aboriginal
relic
pristine
onetime
primaeval
UK
demode
original
cast-off
senior
tried and true
enduring
tried and tested
ancestral
of long ago
lasting
earliest
time-honoured
long-standing
long-established
classical
established
first
ritualistic
ritual
ageless
senescent
older
ageing
UK
mature
aging
US
doddering
centenarian
grey-haired
doddery
not as young as one used to be
over the hill
gray
US
getting on
not as young as one was
grizzled
octogenarian
dateless
grey-bearded
not long for this world
nonagenarian
septuagenarian
senior citizen
shot
unyoung
long in the tooth
grey
UK
worn
been around
matured
ripened
senile
no spring chicken
advanced in years
longevous
worse for wear
out-of-fashion
gone
obscure
no longer in use
deprecated
fallen into disuse
fossil
had it
done for
dead and gone
expired
forgotten
previous
vanished
bypast
classic
tacky
tasteless
cheesy
fogyish
unprogressive
styleless
trashy
primal
inelegant
lapsed
redundant
historical
yesterday's
passé
earlier
one-time
long-gone
unemployed
stagnant
dull
lost
finished
foregone
ticky-tack
ticky-tacky
on its last legs
past your sell-by date
threadbare
faded
fogeyish
neglected
odd
disapproved
drab
olde
colonial
anachronistical
ended
unremembered
unrecalled
ex-
nostalgic
atavistic
well-established
done to death
way back
way back when
latter-day
lost and gone
lost in time
consigned to oblivion
retrogressive
period
old as Adam
timeless
not in
heritage
ripe
anterior
preceding
antecedent
veteran
dry as dust
prior
at an end
no longer in fashion
proleptical
abiding
long-lasting
precursory
primigenial
departed
foregoing
of age
along in years
gray-haired
on in years
not young
in one's dotage
past your prime
up in years
not fashionable
nonextant
completed
budding
inoperative
waning
declining
disappearing
pre-existing
early bird
unused
forepassed
inactive
long-ago
dormant
gone by
inert
idle
sunk in oblivion
down memory lane
quiescent
unreactive
on the wane
growing old
becoming obsolete
going out of use
on the way out
going out of fashion
on the decline
dying out
invalid
void
elapsed
white-haired
lot of mileage
non-functioning
silver-haired
not functioning
no longer active
run out
null and void
more ❯
“The
moth-eaten
computer was unable to handle the modern software, clearly indicating its time of usefulness had passed.”
Adjective
▲
Repeated often to the point of being stale or commonplace
tired
hackneyed
stale
banal
stereotyped
commonplace
trite
threadbare
timeworn
shopworn
hack
musty
cliche
hackney
cobwebby
obligatory
well-worn
unoriginal
clichéd
stock
corny
overworked
overused
common
dull
platitudinous
vapid
old hat
routine
uninspired
cliché
run-of-the-mill
worn-out
pedestrian
bromidic
derivative
ordinary
prosaic
hacky
stereotypical
flat
worn
cornball
hokey
worn out
warmed-over
set
played out
bathetic
familiar tune
conventional
jejune
unimaginative
exhausted
chain
drained
used-up
mildewed
ready-made
cliched
stereotypic
platitudinal
humdrum
truistic
cliché-ridden
predictable
hoary
time-worn
boring
tedious
everyday
overdone
dime-store
old
outworn
antiquated
uncreative
familiar
formulaic
frayed
well worn
repetitious
faded
uninteresting
vieux jeu
inane
imitative
ineffective
orthodox
dreary
monotonous
cliché
mundane
insipid
tiresome
standard
out of the ark
warmed-up
mawkish
past their sell-by date
wearisome
vanilla
tarnished
silly
dated
bland
passé
aged
out of date
used
world-worn
standardized
US
uneventful
standardised
UK
conventionalized
stupid
unvaried
dull as dishwater
mind-numbing
ho-hum
trivial
ho hum
obsolete
outdated
outmoded
quotidian
played-out
old-hat
old-chestnut
tripe
out-of-date
old-saw
unexciting
colourless
UK
colorless
US
dry
unremarkable
drab
uninspiring
lacklustre
UK
lackluster
US
lifeless
tame
characterless
workaday
stodgy
heavy
ponderous
leaden
stuffy
jading
slow
monochromatic
tiring
arid
wearying
plain vanilla
numbing
normal
drudging
spiritless
unexceptional
usual
weary
dusty
sterile
blah
average
mediocre
unstimulating
plain
dry as dust
nondescript
undistinguished
bog-standard
wishy-washy
middle-of-the-road
customary
a dime a dozen
common or garden
no great shakes
nothing to write home about
indifferent
garden-variety
plodding
lame
featureless
typical
not up to much
mainstream
ornery
samey
so-so
barren
nothing
repetitive
unvarying
prosy
regular
nowhere
milk-and-water
vacuous
standard-issue
deadly
cut-and-dried
cut-and-dry
garden variety
half-pie
not so hot
pabulum
middling
unmemorable
matter-of-fact
passionless
banausic
forgettable
dim
soporific
OK
weariful
namby-pamby
dreich
second-rate
lacking variety
draggy
lacking interest
lacking excitement
unadventurous
zero
day-to-day
lustreless
anaemic
UK
dead
lowly
terrestrial
soulless
plebeian
anemic
US
turgid
monochrome
fatiguing
underwhelming
run of the mill
unentertaining
unenjoyable
stiff
passable
wooden
depressing
unappealing
yawnsome
nitty-gritty
dullsville
lacking variation
garden
dime-a-dozen
bush-league
not much cop
big yawn
nothing to get excited about
uninventive
derived
square
simple
yawn
unsophisticated
zestless
old-fashioned
defunct
watery
lusterless
fuddy-duddy
fair
inoffensive
monotone
bloodless
undistinctive
weak
unchanging
prevalent
unanimated
medium
mechanical
pointless
tolerable
heavy-going
unnoteworthy
gray
US
grey
UK
empty
unspirited
irksome
sapless
prolix
deadening
formal
dismal
unrelieved
laborious
amateur
amateurish
innocuous
mean
laboured
UK
insignificant
labored
US
inferior
dull as ditchwater
white-bread
soul-destroying
charmless
deadly dull
plastic
run-of-the-mine
run-of-mine
second-class
whitebread
ten a penny
not very good
antwacky
cut and dried
unartistic
passe
useless
unromantic
modest
difficult
unspecial
menial
homespun
cribbed
workday
unpretentious
mindless
serious
disappointing
over-serious
treadmill
toneless
homely
formalistic
staple
uninterested
tepid
unimpressive
feeble
unmoved
overlong
blasé
humble
suburban
traditional
soft
boilerplate
unimpressed
limp
general
poor
natural
torpid
not bad
inadequate
dragging
enervating
interminable
mortal
exhausting
poky
snooze
desolate
beige
vacant
uniform
downcast
jake
meager
US
phoned in
raw
dispiriting
wintry
US
sorrowful
damp
oppressive
windy
pallid
generic
stilted
meagre
UK
nebbish
tenuous
slight
heavy-handed
wintery
UK
endless
low-grade
antiseptic
impersonal
pedantic
unfeeling
expressionless
mat
unexpressive
matte
unexcited
dulled
verbose
staid
prevailing
going
basic
current
popular
weighty
middle of the road
nothing special
clinical
uninviting
unseasoned
unpalatable
blind
muted
sentimental
not appealing
heavy going
canned
established
household
accustomed
run-of-the mill
not amounting to much
family
casual
ubiquitous
habitual
domestic
frequent
informal
unpleasant
unattractive
disagreeable
not fun
long-drawn-out
boiler plate
moderate
wonted
lead balloon
adequate
cheesy
readily available
widely available
decent
fairish
institutional
intermediate
meh
fair-to-middling
fair to middling
kitschy
shallow
glib
superficial
depthless
meaningless
artificial
hollow
straightforward
without depth
one-dimensional
businesslike
unembellished
unemotional
unadorned
deadpan
clean
more ❯
“The comedian's
moth-eaten
jokes failed to elicit even a polite chuckle from the audience, as they had all heard them countless times before.”
Adjective
▲
Boring or severely lacking in interest
weariful
flat
boring
dull
lifeless
wearisome
monotonous
uninteresting
insipid
tiresome
dreary
stale
vapid
tame
unexciting
colourless
UK
humdrum
prosaic
tedious
mundane
colorless
US
trite
characterless
arid
drab
stodgy
tiring
commonplace
drudging
routine
stuffy
dry
weary
bromidic
spiritless
stupid
unvaried
interminable
nothing
nowhere
repetitious
bomb
bummer
cloying
dead
drag
drear
irksome
platitudinous
plebeian
stereotyped
threadbare
zero
ho hum
well-worn
lacklustre
UK
lackluster
US
banal
pedestrian
uninspired
bland
unimaginative
jading
tired
run-of-the-mill
wooden
leaden
uninspiring
slow
ponderous
wearying
vacuous
sterile
stiff
heavy
mechanical
numbing
old
monochromatic
jejune
dusty
draggy
samey
dreich
nondescript
hackneyed
common
wishy-washy
dull as dishwater
mind-numbing
ho-hum
dry as dust
watery
lustreless
lame
plain
namby-pamby
mindless
common or garden
milk-and-water
soporific
laborious
monochrome
unvarying
plodding
overlong
fatiguing
prolix
prosy
enervating
pabulum
exhausting
dragging
poky
snooze
uneventful
dullsville
mortal
formulaic
low-grade
worn-out
passable
stereotypical
so-so
mediocre
unenjoyable
dismal
endless
depressing
unentertaining
deadly dull
not fun
long-drawn-out
big yawn
lacking variety
weak
quotidian
workaday
lethargic
torpid
soulless
deadly
unremarkable
listless
yawnsome
blah
sluggish
anaemic
UK
emotionless
lacking excitement
lacking interest
bloodless
pathetic
zestless
slothful
cold
joyless
subdued
anemic
US
limp
lacking charisma
lacking personality
lacking vitality
half-hearted
ordinary
vanilla
repetitive
unstimulating
everyday
barren
unoriginal
feeble
derivative
hacky
usual
turgid
banausic
pallid
unanimated
dim
soul-destroying
laboured
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featureless
labored
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conventional
inoffensive
inane
antiseptic
middle-of-the-road
plain vanilla
predictable
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static
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clichéd
stock
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vacant
dull as ditchwater
undistinguished
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treadmill
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hackney
neutral
gray
US
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UK
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not up to much
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average
familiar
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worn out
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typical
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toneless
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trying
timeworn
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terrestrial
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safe
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lowly
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flavorless
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a dime a dozen
driveling
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UK
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inert
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flat tire
one-horse
ineffective
dead-and-alive
old hat
cliché-ridden
cliché
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over-serious
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cardboard
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puerile
mean
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oppressive
windy
unadventurous
wintery
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derived
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OK
workday
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mat
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matte
unexcited
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without punch
soft
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reiterated
verbose
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samely
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poor
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whitebread
blind
beige
fuddy-duddy
least
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hicksville
sombre
UK
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US
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tenuous
slight
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without variety
sleeping
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half-pie
flat as pancake
simple
puts one to sleep
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literal
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US
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UK
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devoid of emotion
passive
set
lead balloon
straightforward
behind the times
run-of-the mill
yawn
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clean
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imitative
anodyne
outworn
standard-issue
futile
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vain
profitless
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cornball
overdone
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hokey
hoary
badly written
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unprofitable
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time-worn
dime-store
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otiose
unavailing
unsuccessful
bootless
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