out of date
/aʊt əv deɪt/
adjective
- No longer current, modern, or fashionable; old-fashioned.
- Her wardrobe is full of out-of-date clothes from the 1990s.
- Many people think that printed maps are out-of-date now that we have GPS.
- The company's software is out-of-date and needs to be upgraded.
- No longer valid or usable because the expiration date has passed.
- The coupon was out-of-date, so the store wouldn't accept it.
- Don't drink that milk; it's out-of-date and might be sour.
- He took out-of-date medicine by accident and had to call the doctor.
- Based on old information; not reflecting the current situation.
- The report is out-of-date because the data was collected five years ago.
- The textbook contains out-of-date facts about the solar system.
- His out-of-date phone number meant I couldn't reach him.