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Mossy (Adjective)

(used pejoratively) out of fashion; old fashioned; "moss-grown ideas about family life".

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The politician's mossy views on women's rights sparked outrage among progressive voters.
Her mossy attitude towards social media made her an outcast among her younger colleagues.
The professor's mossy teaching methods were criticized for being outdated and ineffective.
Their mossy ideas about marriage and relationships were based on outdated societal norms.
His mossy views on technology hindered the company's ability to innovate and stay competitive.

Overgrown with moss.

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The old stone wall was covered in a thick, mossy layer that had been growing for decades.
The mossy forest floor was a vibrant green, with ferns and wildflowers sprouting from the undergrowth.
After years of neglect, the garden's statues had become mossy and worn, blending in with the surroundings.
The mossy banks of the river provided a habitat for a variety of aquatic plants and animals.
The mossy headstones in the abandoned cemetery were slowly being reclaimed by nature.