IPA: //pæˈseɪ//
KK: /pæˈseɪ/
No longer in style or popular; outdated.
The fashion from the 90s is considered passe by today's standards.
Comparative: more passe
Superlative: most passe
**Passe** → The word 'passe' comes from Old French 'passer', meaning to pass or go by. It refers to the act of moving through or beyond something.
Think of the Old French word 'passer' which means to go by or move through — this helps you remember that 'passe' relates to the idea of passing.