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unmodernized

 

Definitions from WordNet

Adjective unmodernized has 1 sense
  1. unmodernized, unmodernised - not brought up to date
    Antonym: progressive (indirect, via regressive)

Definitions from the Web

Unmodernized

Part of speech: Adjective

Sense: Not having been modernized; traditional or unchanged from its original state.

Usage:

  • Many historic buildings in the city remain unmodernized, preserving their original architectural design.
  • She prefers the charm of unmodernized villages over modern cities.
  • The unmodernized transportation system is causing inconvenience for the locals.

Sense: Not up to date with the latest technology or advancements.

Usage:

  • The unmodernized computer system is significantly slowing down their productivity.
  • He found it difficult to navigate the unmodernized interface of the old software.
  • Living in an unmodernized society, they lacked access to modern conveniences.

Sample sentences:

1. The castle has remained unmodernized for centuries, showcasing its original medieval design.
2. We love visiting unmodernized towns where time seems to have stood still.
3. The village's unmodernized water supply system was in urgent need of repair.
4. The unmodernized factory struggled to keep up with the competition due to outdated machinery.
5. Despite the unmodernized infrastructure, the locals take pride in preserving their traditional way of life.

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