outdate

verb

Pronunciation: ˌaʊtˈdeɪt

Definition

Render something obsolete or old-fashioned by the introduction of newer, more effective alternatives.

Examples

• New digital streaming services have largely outdated traditional physical media like DVDs.

• The rapid development of artificial intelligence may soon outdate many current programming practices.

• Technological advancements often outdate equipment within just a few years of its release.

Synonyms of outdate

Words with a similar meaning to outdate:

• age
• date
• supersede
• obsolete

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