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Out-of-date

adjective

Old; no longer valid or fashionable. Synonyms: outdated, superannuated. "An obsolete locomotive" , "Outdated equipment" , "Superannuated laws" , "Out-of-date ideas"

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"Out-of-date" Quotes from Famous Books

... a legend circulating among the older residents of the district as to the reason for his peculiarities. To the younger generation it was merely an out-of-date story, for young Australia has scant heed for everything which does not come within his own personal range of experience or knowledge. But the legend, as extant, gave some significance to the seemingly unreasonable actions of the ...

— The Rider of Waroona • Firth Scott

... Among the other out-of-date customs and silly superstitions that the younger Chunerbutty boasted of having freed himself from, were the respect and regard due to parents—usually deep-rooted in all races of India, and indeed of the East generally. So without any salutation ...

— The Elephant God • Gordon Casserly

Words linked to "Out-of-date" : noncurrent, outdated