datedly

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dat·ed

(dā′tĭd)

adj.

1. Marked with or displaying a date.

2. Old-fashioned; out-of-date.

dat′ed·ly adv.

dat′ed·ness n.

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datedly

(ˈdeɪtɪdlɪ)

adv

in a dated or unfashionable manner

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You can't argue with that, but did we really need this rather datedly flower-power behemoth to get the message across?

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Set in the fictional African "trouble-spot" country of Kambawe, the play's still relevant (if somewhat datedly framed) meditations on journalistic ethics and influence remain awkwardly at odds with the most crowd-pleasing aspect: A lone female figure, dripping with couture and bon mots and infidelity guilt, who seems to have parachuted in from some Graham Greene torrid zone as fine-polished by Noel Coward.