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datedadjective having passed its time of use or usefulnesshis jokes are awfully dated, referring to things that happened years ago antiquated, archaic, démodé, demoded, fossilized, kaput(also kaputt), medieval(also mediaeval), moribund, mossy, moth-eaten, neolithic, Noachian, obsolete, out-of-date, outdated, outmoded, outworn, passé, prehistoric(also prehistorical), rusty, Stone Age, superannuated aging(or ageing), obsolescentdiscarded, disused, inoperable, unusable, unworkable, uselessdead, defunct, expired, extinct, vanisheddormant, fallow, free, idle, inactive, inert, inoperative, latentancient, antediluvian, antique, dateless, fusty, musty, oldoldfangled, old-fashioned, old-time, retro, vintageaged, age-old, hoary, venerableatavistic, bygone, erstwhile, former, historic, historical, late, old-world, past contemporary, current, mod, modern, new, newfangled, new-fashioned, present-day, recent, ultramodern, up-to-date, up-to-the-minutefreshmodernized, refurbished, remodeled, renewedfunctional, operable, operational, workableactive, alive, busy, employed, functioning, operating, operative to go on a social engagement withI don't want to date him—I'd rather just be friends took out, went out (with) accompanied, escorted, sawcourted, wooed to go on dates that may eventually lead to marriagewe dated for two years before we got engaged in 1578 |