IPA: /ˈfʌstɪəst/
KK: /ˈfʌstɪst/
Describing something that is very old-fashioned, stale, or musty, often used to refer to ideas or attitudes that are outdated.
The fustiest traditions of the organization made it difficult for new members to feel welcome.
Comparative: fustier
Superlative: fustiest
Fustiest → It is formed from "fusty" (from Middle English *fusty*, meaning musty or stale) and the superlative suffix "-est" (meaning most). The word "fustiest" means the most musty or stale, often used to describe something that is old and out of date.
Think of something that is 'musty' or 'stale' — that's what 'fustiest' means, the most musty or stale.