out-of-date Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- antique
- prehistoric
- outdated
- neolithic
- superannuated
- discarded
- moribund
- aging
- mediaeval
- ancient
- defunct
- expired
- useless
- dated
- rusty
- prehistorical
- fossilized
- old
- outworn
- outmoded
- mossy
- stone-age
Weak:
- extinct
- inoperative
- venerable
- moth-eaten
- d-mod-
- unworkable
- inert
- historic
- musty
- kaput
- old-fashioned
- demoded
- idle
- kaputt
- free
- inactive
- aged
- latent
- inoperable
- disused
- old-time
- late
- obsolescent
- former
- hoary
- bygone
- dead
- unusable
- vanished
- past
- vintage
- ageing
- erstwhile
- noachian
- historical
- dormant
- fallow
- antediluvian
- fusty
- retro
- pass-
Strongest:
- contemporary
- current
- fresh
- new
- contemporary
- present-day
- recent
- current
- up-to-date
- new
- modern
- recent
- up-to-date
- fresh
- present-day
- modern
Strong:
- operational
- ultramodern
- mod
- workable
- workable
- ultramodern
- functional
- modernized
- up-to-the-minute
- mod
- functional
- new-fashioned
- new-fashioned
- newfangled
- operational
- modernized
- newfangled
- up-to-the-minute
Weak:
out-of-date Meaning
out-of-date (s)
old; no longer valid or fashionable
out-of-date Sentence Examples
- The company's technology was severely out-of-date and hampered their efficiency.
- The textbook contained out-of-date information that was no longer relevant to current research.
- The restaurant's menu featured out-of-date items that were no longer available.
- The software was so out-of-date that it was incompatible with the latest operating system.
- The hospital's equipment was dangerously out-of-date and posed a risk to patients.
- The library's collection was full of out-of-date books that had not been updated in decades.
- The city's infrastructure was out-of-date and unable to handle the growing population.
- The teacher's teaching methods were out-of-date and ineffective in engaging students.
- The politician's views were out-of-date and did not reflect the current social climate.
- The fashion trends from the previous season were already considered out-of-date and unfashionable.
FAQs About the word out-of-date
old; no longer valid or fashionable
obsolete, antiquated, medieval, archaic, antique, prehistoric,outdated, neolithic, superannuated, discarded
contemporary, current, fresh, new, contemporary, present-day, recent, current, up-to-date, new
The company's technology was severely out-of-date and hampered their efficiency.
The textbook contained out-of-date information that was no longer relevant to current research.
The restaurant's menu featured out-of-date items that were no longer available.
The software was so out-of-date that it was incompatible with the latest operating system.
