outdate


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out·date

 (out-dāt′)
tr.v. out·dat·ed, out·dat·ing, out·dates
To replace or make obsolete or old-fashioned.
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outdate

(ˌaʊtˈdeɪt)
vb
(tr) (of something new) to cause (something else) to become old-fashioned or obsolete
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outdate


Past participle: outdated
Gerund: outdating

Imperative
outdate
outdate
Present
I outdate
you outdate
he/she/it outdates
we outdate
you outdate
they outdate
Preterite
I outdated
you outdated
he/she/it outdated
we outdated
you outdated
they outdated
Present Continuous
I am outdating
you are outdating
he/she/it is outdating
we are outdating
you are outdating
they are outdating
Present Perfect
I have outdated
you have outdated
he/she/it has outdated
we have outdated
you have outdated
they have outdated
Past Continuous
I was outdating
you were outdating
he/she/it was outdating
we were outdating
you were outdating
they were outdating
Past Perfect
I had outdated
you had outdated
he/she/it had outdated
we had outdated
you had outdated
they had outdated
Future
I will outdate
you will outdate
he/she/it will outdate
we will outdate
you will outdate
they will outdate
Future Perfect
I will have outdated
you will have outdated
he/she/it will have outdated
we will have outdated
you will have outdated
they will have outdated
Future Continuous
I will be outdating
you will be outdating
he/she/it will be outdating
we will be outdating
you will be outdating
they will be outdating
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been outdating
you have been outdating
he/she/it has been outdating
we have been outdating
you have been outdating
they have been outdating
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been outdating
you will have been outdating
he/she/it will have been outdating
we will have been outdating
you will have been outdating
they will have been outdating
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been outdating
you had been outdating
he/she/it had been outdating
we had been outdating
you had been outdating
they had been outdating
Conditional
I would outdate
you would outdate
he/she/it would outdate
we would outdate
you would outdate
they would outdate
Past Conditional
I would have outdated
you would have outdated
he/she/it would have outdated
we would have outdated
you would have outdated
they would have outdated
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outdate

verb
To make or become obsolete:
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It was not a shock in the least bit to see that Mobilink has resorted to offer, outdate handsets like Pearl 8110 and 8120 and the flopped Storm 9500 (which I must ads is supposed to be a touch screen but sadly one has to fight to press a desired button) as a value bundle.
With so many units coming in at one time, a significant number of them would outdate on the same day.
Or could the reagent still work beyond the posted outdate?
* Food an Drug Administration approval for outdate extension takes months or even years following the submission of reams of quality control data.
It's not unusual for a laboratory to order a six-month supply of reagents only to find out that the shipment that's delivered carries a three-month outdate.
Needless to say, a large amount of reagent can outdate before an entire case is used.
Meanwhile, the clock ticks, and the outdate approaches.