Similar words: passenger, pass, pass on, pass out, pass off, pass by, pass away, asset. Meaning: ['pæ'seɪ /'pɑːseɪ] 
adj. out of fashion.
adj. out of fashion. 
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1. I'm beginning to find her novels rather passe.
2. Her ideas on food are distinctly passe.
3. It was fashionable in the sixties but definitely passe in the eighties.
4. It is fashionable in the sixty but definitely passe in the eighty.
5. Learn how to do a passe ballet position for ballet dancing beginners in this free dance lesson video.
6. He was a fine actor but he's a bit passe now.
7. The skinny: Deion Sanders running around with a bucket of ice water is such a passe locker-room prank these days.
8. Pour ouvrir l'ordinateur , y a - t - il un mot de passe?
9. Market capitalism is a sophisticated thing that calls for transparency, ethics and rules. Bush and his crowd gam-bled that some "new paradigm" meant these things were passe.
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