How to pronounce “out-of-date”

Meaning

• [Adjective]
• Alternative form of out of date.

Practice Nearby Words

superannuated, outdated, obsolete, noncurrent, outmoded, antiquated, old-fashioned, obsolescent, anachronistic, old, lapsed, end-of-life, expired, stale, disappearing, deprecated, dirty, archaic, exceeded, overwhelmed, out-of-order, out-of-town, uptodate, old-fangled, out-of-character, off-base, offbase, inorganised, unadequate, unfamiliarised, deconnected, newfashioned, nonstandardised, unequivalent, messed-up, unalphabetised, non-authentic, once-removed, non-functional, desynchronised, mislocalised, non-fit, faroff, alternative, nonaccessible, unfavoured, unformalised, unlocalised, unvitalized, apostrophied, out-there, unsynched, brand-new, non-official, good as new, better-off, ever-changing, far off, non-reputable, unsynchronized, new-made, bassackward, deoptimised, non-ubiquitous, preowned, on par, above-ground, cotemporary, left-over, non-operational, unconsistent, nonsynchronized, downgradeable, shortlived, usefullish, uncatabolised, full-out, incognisant, unhomogenised, semicomplete, vaporised, unstandardised, unutilised, non-modern, unconvertable, vogueish, off-center, non-renewable, unromanised, biounavailable, euroskeptic, twentish, asynchronised, year-on-year, à la mode, unmemorised, nonpersonalised, after-the-fact, sub-optimal

Similar Sounds

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