Antonyms for old-worldold-world

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1. Old Worldadjective

   the regions of the world that were known to Europeans before the discovery of the Americas

   Antonyms:
   modern

2. old-worldadjective

   characteristic of former times especially in Europe

   "an old-world cottage"

   Antonyms:
   modern

How to use old-world in a sentence?

1. Mark Read:

   Every industry in the world is being disrupted, to some extent knowing how to do it really well in the old world is not always an advantage for how to do it in the new.

2. Karen MacNeil:

   Wine in the U.S. in general is expensive. It’s also true of California. In many cases you can get an old world version for much less. That’s a somewhat intractable problem…It’s just expensive to do business in the United States.

3. Philip Donoghue:

   It’s just at this interface between the Old World and the New World.

4. Christopher Wilson:

   We're still thinking about migration with a vision that's maybe 20 years old at this point. We're not -- as the public or even as policymakers -- catching up fully, the ground has shifted beneath our feet, and we're still operating as if it's the old world.

5. Laurent Frantz:

   Our data suggests that dogs were domesticated twice, on both sides of the Old World, this suggests that at least two group of humans independently came to the same conclusion: dogs can be domesticated. It also suggests that the process of domestication, while mostly rare, may be replicated more often than we think.

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