outdate

[aʊtˈdeɪt]

outdate Definition

• 1. to make something old-fashioned or obsolete
• 2. to become outdated

Using outdate: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "outdate" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The technology quickly outdates itself.

• Example

  The fashion industry is constantly outdating its own trends.

• Example

  His knowledge of the subject had outdated over the years.

outdate Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for outdate

• obsolete
• antiquate
• date
• age
• superannuate

Antonyms for outdate

• modernize
• update
• upgrade

Phrases with outdate

• outdated technology

  technology that is no longer current or useful

  Example

  The company's use of outdated technology was hindering its growth.

• outdated information

  information that is no longer accurate or relevant

  Example

  The report contained a lot of outdated information that needed to be updated.

• outdated fashion

  fashion that is no longer in style or fashionable

  Example

  Her wardrobe was full of outdated fashion from the 80s and 90s.

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Summary: outdate in Brief

'Outdate' [aʊtˈdeɪt] means to make something old-fashioned or obsolete, or to become outdated. It can refer to technology, fashion, or information, as in 'The technology quickly outdates itself.' 'Outdate' has synonyms like 'obsolete' and 'antiquate,' and antonyms like 'modernize' and 'upgrade.'