Also means
old-fashioned
Usage Note
Anticuado describes something that is no longer current — a method, idea, or object that belongs to an earlier era. It is milder than obsoleto (obsolete) and slightly less nostalgic than clásico (classic). The related noun is anticuario (antique dealer), and anticuarse is the reflexive verb meaning 'to become dated'.
Examples
"Sus ideas sobre la educación parecen anticuadas."
Natural Translation
His ideas about education seem outdated.

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