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passé, passe (adjective); more passé, more passe; most passé, most passe
1. Pertaining to being no longer current or in fashion: The kind of musical presentations that were played years ago are now considered to be passé renditions now.
2. Etymology: from the French verb passer, "to pass"; so, it literally means "passed".
Out-of-date or past its interest.
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