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stale
adjective as in old, decayed
adjective as in overused, out-of-date
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Example Sentences
The data leave an already divided Fed with stale and somewhat inconclusive government data as it heads into its next meeting.
There are several reasons more sellers are pulling their homes off the market, including a surge in stale listings, slow demand, sellers not wanting to take a loss, and more total listings.
“Now we’re lucky if we get a cup of water and a stale bag of peanuts.”
While the September data may be a bit “stale” this close to the end of the year, the results will nonetheless provide insights about the health of U.S. consumers heading into the all-important holiday season.
With a limited earnings calendar and stale economic data this short Thanksgiving week, not to mention thin liquidity, vibes might matter more than anything for the short term.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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