Examples of 'passé' in a sentence
Meaning of "passé"
Passé is an adverb that means no longer fashionable or out of date
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- Dated; out of style; old-fashioned.
- Past one's prime; worn; faded.
- An attack that passes the target without hitting.
How to use "passé" in a sentence
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Monsters are passé like ghosts and goblins.
Parties and the party system are passé.
The slang is passé and at times corny.
But if we did all of our problems would be passé.
Hugo is not without its passé conventions.
Bamboo shoots under the fingernails are passé.
Indicatif passé composé et indicatif imparfait.
For more details see passé composé.
Passé and keep your knee up.
The trends of today will be passé tomorrow.
Stop using passé teaching methods.
I enjoy the idea of reinventing the passé.
Passé and keep your balance.
Email and blogs have been declared passé.
What was passé is back in fashion.
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Find out about this passé product.
Passé and then forward.
The idea of command and control is passé.
Shit was passé when we did it.
I think that free love is passé.
Passé and useless.
Whose style will never be passé.
People who think email is passé are probably not using it properly.
I would say the debate over glyphosate is passé.
Passé dorsal rearways.
Describing just her beauty is passé.
Spaghetti straps and tubes are a passé as long as the fashion industry is considered.
Nor does human security imply that states are passé.
Are so passé.
The term commitment phobia has become passé.
The function for the passé composé is so much simpler than the imparfait.
The idea of thought leadership is passé.
You will also find the passé simple and imperfect subjunctive forms.
This sort of naive hokum was passé.
Avec tous nos remerciements pour le temps passé à répondre à ces quelques questions.
Vampires will soon become passé.
De graves incidents sont survenus dans le passé entre les différentes flottilles de pêche.
So much of what the book is about is today passé.
The passé composé is formed using an auxiliary verb and the past participle of a verb.
A certain style of jewelry can suddenly become passé.
Passé An attack that passes the target without hitting.
Some people think blogs are passé.
Both the imparfait and passé composé are regularly employed in spoken French.
What happens is that talking about love is passé.
The plan of the rooms at Belton was passé for a grand house of its time.
Suddenly that term seems to be passé.
I am passé but my problem is that I came here too late.
And you thought soap operas were passé.
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Business cards are not passé.
