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out-of-date

[out-uhv-deyt] / ˈaʊt əvˈdeɪt /


out of date




Example Sentences

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One of the insiders sent us photos, taken since the Brixton crush, of out-of-date medical supplies which, he said, he had been expected to use at Islington.

From BBC

But because the vast majority of this must have been written pre-pandemic, it reads kind of like an out-of-date time capsule.

From Washington Post

The calorie is a unit of energy and is actually out-of-date.

From Scientific American

Seven years later, Pepper is clinging to life, with production shuttered and units cobbled together with out-of-date components.

From Reuters

Cockroaches, rat droppings and out-of-date food have been found in food outlets in Birmingham.

From BBC