Current
Current adjective - Accepted, used, or practiced by most people.
Old-school is an antonym for current.
Old-school
Old-school adjective - Pleasantly reminiscent of an earlier time.
Usage example: an old-school romantic comedy in which the two leads don't jump into bed at the first opportunity
Both words in one sentence
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The current storyline has Val traveling through it to rescue Aleta, encountering monsters and what-not, in something very reminiscent of an old-school D&D dungeon crawl.
Source: Beneath the Earth -
Of course, the old-school weapons are almost invariably updated with current technology (it's not just a sword, it's a chainsword or power sword).
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He's an old-school, moderate conservative who is extremely disgruntled by the current state of the Republican party.
Source: Series / The Newsroom
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