Synonyms for Moth-eaten:

• adj.

  •aged (adjective)
  • senescent,
  • over the hill,
  • worse for wear,
  • oldie,
  • creakier,
  • been around,
  • timeworn,
  • ageold,
  • creaky.
  •all (adjective)
  • moth-eaten.
  •ancient (adjective)
  • by gone,
  • more relic,
  • by-gone,
  • most relic,
  • superannuated,
  • primeval,
  • relic,
  • re-mote,
  • most fossil,
  • lot mileage,
  • more fossil,
  • re mote.
  •boring (adjective)
  • nowhere,
  • well-worn,
  • unvaried,
  • characterless,
  • Weariful,
  • ho hum,
  • insipid,
  • repetitious,
  • lifeless,
  • dragger,
  • drab.
  •hackneyed (adjective)
  • old saw,
  • old-saw,
  • old-chestnut,
  • familiar tune,
  • played-out,
  • run of the mill,
  • old-hat,
  • wornout,
  • played out,
  • old chestnut,
  • stocker.
  •mangy (adjective)
  • ragtag.
  •musty (adjective)
  • dried-out,
  • Mildewed,
  • dried out,
  • mildewy,
  • frowzy.
  •obsolete (adjective)
  • most anachronistic,
  • dis used,
  • more outworn,
  • more dinosaur,
  • horse buggy,
  • more old school,
  • horse and buggy,
  • most dinosaur,
  • most has-been,
  • dis-carded,
  • more old-school,
  • un fashionable,
  • most out of fashion,
  • dis carded,
  • more out of fashion,
  • most disused,
  • dead gone,
  • most has been,
  • more has-been,
  • more out-of-fashion,
  • oldschool,
  • un-fashionable,
  • more anachronistic,
  • most outworn,
  • most old-school,
  • more has been,
  • most hasbeen,
  • out-worn,
  • more oldschool,
  • more hasbeen,
  • out worn,
  • most out-of-fashion,
  • most old school,
  • dis-used,
  • more disused,
  • hasbeen,
  • has been,
  • most oldschool.
  •old (adjective)
  • oldfangled,
  • of old,
  • of yore,
  • cast-off,
  • castoff.
  •olden (adjective)
  • old as hills,
  • old as the hills.
  •Other relevant words: (adjective)
  • boring,
  • tatty,
  • overused,
  • cliched,
  • few miles on,
  • platitudinous,
  • badly dressed,
  • readymade,
  • scraggiest,
  • platitudinal,
  • ragged,
  • not with it,
  • out-of-fashion,
  • ancient,
  • scraggly,
  • out of style,
  • has-been,
  • mangy,
  • scrubby,
  • old,
  • outmoded,
  • cornball,
  • dead and gone,
  • warmed-over,
  • outdated,
  • oldfashioned,
  • dinosaur,
  • dog-eared,
  • obsolete,
  • old fashioned,
  • out of date,
  • old-school,
  • anachronistic,
  • zestless,
  • used up,
  • out of fashion,
  • stereotypical,
  • had it,
  • stereotypic,
  • poorly made,
  • down at heel,
  • disused,
  • drear,
  • used-up,
  • unpressed,
  • gone to seed,
  • back number,
  • out-of-style,
  • scraggy,
  • down at the heel,
  • lot of mileage,
  • hackneyed,
  • in tatters,
  • badly worn,
  • in rags,
  • shabby,
  • like a dinosaur,
  • trite,
  • out-dated,
  • chainer,
  • threadbare,
  • old goat,
  • stale,
  • musty.
  •outdated (adjective)
  • out dated.
  •outdated/out-of-date (adjective)
  • more out of style,
  • most anachronous,
  • more out of date,
  • more out-of-style,
  • most out-of-style,
  • behind times,
  • out-of-date,
  • more anachronous,
  • most out of style,
  • vintage.
  •outmoded (adjective)
  • most unstylish,
  • more fossilized,
  • un-usable,
  • most fossilized,
  • un stylish,
  • un-stylish,
  • unstylish,
  • un usable,
  • more unstylish.
  •overused (adjective)
  • over-used,
  • over used.
  •ragged (adjective)
  • most rent,
  • un kempter,
  • more battered,
  • in holes,
  • most unpressed,
  • down the heel,
  • un-kempt,
  • more unpressed,
  • most frayed,
  • un-even,
  • most battered,
  • more rent,
  • full holes,
  • dis-organized,
  • un pressed,
  • un-kemptest,
  • most shredded,
  • most frazzled,
  • more frazzled,
  • un kemptest,
  • un even,
  • un-pressed,
  • scraggier,
  • un-finished,
  • un-kempter,
  • down heel,
  • dis organized,
  • more fragmented,
  • more shredded,
  • more frayed,
  • un kempt,
  • most patched,
  • most fragmented,
  • more patched,
  • un finished.
  •scraggly (adjective)
  • ungroomed,
  • uncombed.
  •scrubby (adjective)
  • poter,
  • all the worse for wear,
  • Curer,
  • broken down.
  •shabby (adjective)
  • more disfigured,
  • dog eared,
  • most degenerated,
  • more dog eared,
  • dis-reputable,
  • dis reputable,
  • more dogeared,
  • de generated,
  • dis-figured,
  • most deteriorating,
  • most dogeared,
  • more dog-eared,
  • de-generated,
  • more deteriorating,
  • most disfigured,
  • gone seed,
  • dogeared,
  • dis figured,
  • more degenerated,
  • poverty stricken,
  • most dog eared,
  • povertystricken,
  • de-solate,
  • de solate,
  • most dog-eared.
  •shabby; stale (adjective)
  • old-fashioned.
  •stale (adjective)
  • most cliche ridden,
  • more cliche,
  • most cliche,
  • yesterday's,
  • yester-day,
  • like dinosaur,
  • yesterday,
  • yester day's,
  • most cliche-ridden,
  • cliche-ridden,
  • yester days,
  • more cliche ridden,
  • yester-days,
  • more zestless,
  • more cliche-ridden,
  • yester-day's,
  • yester day,
  • most zestless,
  • cliche ridden.
  •stereotypical (adjective)
  • stereo-typical,
  • stereo typical.
  •tattered (adjective)
  • torn to pieces,
  • more ripped,
  • most ripped,
  • torn pieces,
  • in shreds.
  •threadbare (adjective)
  • imitative.
  •trite (adjective)
  • more used up,
  • more used-up,
  • chainest,
  • un-inspired,
  • most ready made,
  • un inspired,
  • usedup,
  • most used-up,
  • more cornball,
  • most ready-made,
  • ready made,
  • more usedup,
  • most cornball,
  • most used up,
  • most usedup.
  •warmed-over (adjective)
  • warmedover,
  • warmed over.
  •weariful (adjective)
  • drearest,
  • drearer.

• n.

  •
  • antiquity,
  • ageing,
  • aged,
  • antediluvian,
  • aging,
  • antique,
  • age-old,
  • ancestor.
  •
  • faulty,
  • battered,
  • Trashed,
  • down,
  • flawed,
  • wrecked,
  • apart,
  • shot,
  • broken.
  •moth-eaten (noun)
  • worn,
  • unoriginal.
  •Other relevant words: (noun)
  • dusty,
  • ratty,
  • Mothy,
  • moth-fretted,
  • cold.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words (noun):
  • infirm,
  • archaic,
  • passe,
  • ramshackle,
  • run-down,
  • low,
  • wizened,
  • fade,
  • debilitated,
  • ravaged,
  • shriveled,
  • mean,
  • dingy,
  • squalid,
  • senile,
  • corny,
  • moldy,
  • bombed-out,
  • faded,
  • routine,
  • mossbacked,
  • maggoty,
  • sick,
  • stereotyped,
  • blasted,
  • humdrum,
  • smutty,
  • gimcrack,
  • torn,
  • anile,
  • wretched,
  • crabbed,
  • tottering,
  • unkempt,
  • ignominious,
  • tawdry,
  • shrivelled,
  • seedy,
  • garish,
  • mediocre,
  • Smutted,
  • despicable,
  • base,
  • odious,
  • decrepit,
  • Noachian,
  • well-known,
  • stricken in years,
  • outworn,
  • rotten,
  • decayed,
  • worn-out,
  • rusty,
  • obsolescent,
  • moss-grown,
  • ruined,
  • vermiculate,
  • flash,
  • scruffy,
  • bromidic,
  • demoded,
  • tatterdemalion,
  • gerontal,
  • olden,
  • bewhiskered,
  • neolithic,
  • filthy,
  • rococo,
  • overdone,
  • down-at-the-heels,
  • rickety,
  • Familiar,
  • time-worn,
  • scabby,
  • despoiled,
  • hack,
  • slovenly,
  • nasty,
  • loud,
  • Overworked,
  • stock,
  • bad,
  • palsied,
  • run-of-the-mill,
  • raggedy,
  • sleazy,
  • beat-up,
  • full of holes,
  • truistic,
  • doddering,
  • tumbledown,
  • demode,
  • hackney,
  • cliche,
  • shopworn,
  • broken-down,
  • tattered,
  • miserable,
  • down-at-heel,
  • cobwebby,
  • contemptible,
  • gaudy,
  • finished,
  • used,
  • brassy,
  • fossilized,
  • inhuman,
  • repulsive,
  • blighted,
  • dated,
  • cut-and-dried,
  • ruinous,
  • set,
  • medieval,
  • frayed,
  • worm-eaten,
  • commonplace,
  • common,
  • mouldy,
  • banal,
  • dirty,
  • Doddered,
  • doddery,
  • Crumbling,
  • tottery,
  • flashy,
  • withered,
  • feeble,
  • Weevily,
  • dilapidated,
  • weak,
  • flyblown,
  • abject,
  • fusty,
  • blown,
  • frowsty,
  • bygone,
  • scurvy,
  • worn thin,
  • tired,
  • wormy,
  • gerontic,
  • done,
  • frowsy,
  • shaky,
  • grungy,
  • sorry,
  • disreputable,
  • back-number,
  • moribund,
  • tedious,
  • moldering,
  • poor,
  • antiquated,
  • square.

Antonyms for Moth-eaten:

• adj.

  • Other antonyms:
    workable, kept up.