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Boomer
Used when criticizing older generations' lack of awareness or relevance.
Literal Meaning
A person born in the years following the Second World War, typically from 1946 to 1964.
Actual Meaning
Acting out of touch
Examples in Context

Sugerió que todos tuviéramos un teléfono fijo en lugar de usar nuestros móviles. ¡Eso es totalmente un comportamiento de viejo!

No puedo creer que aún use Facebook; ¡eso es un movimiento tan de abuelo!

Cuando mencionó ver televisión por cable, pensé, wow, eso es tan de viejo.

Helpful Tips
  • 1Listen for tone and context—'boomer' is often said with a sense of irony or humor when discussing outdated beliefs or habits.
  • 2Recognize that this term is often used to highlight a generational gap in views, especially regarding technology and culture.
  • 3Be aware that calling someone a 'boomer' can be playful among friends but might be offensive if used in a serious context.
Phrase Thesaurus
Similar words and synonyms for this phrase
Zoomer
Traditionalist
Outdated
Uninformed
Elder millennial
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