dated
- adjective
- /ˈdeɪtɪd/
- It is small and dated-looking on the outside and even smaller on the inside.
- very dated
- so dated
- seems dated
These to me feel like they look cheap but dated, Style stated.
- These to me feel like they look cheap but dated, Style stated.
- Yeah, fan dated super highway skinnies in black.
- So making is dated is Evergreen episodes.
Examples
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I see how it influenced future works, but it's incredibly dated stylistically.
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Her wardrobe is full of clothes that look quite dated and out of style.
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And by that time, it's probably pretty dated, right?
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It's a little dated, but it's clean.
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And it was pretty dated stuff.
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Seemed very dated to me.
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And it's a dated story, but it may well be true.
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This system is pretty dated, but it'll do.
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Fernando thought it was too dated.
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What often seems cutting-edge at any given time seems terribly dated and worthless just a few years later.
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Synonyms
A thing that belonged to or was used before the one you have now
Not in style, like clothes or ideas from an earlier time
No longer used or made because something newer replaces it
No longer useful or fashionable because it is old
No longer current or in use
Very old and not used in everyday life
Very old and not useful or suitable now
Like music or clothes from a past time that feel warm and familiar
Not popular or stylish now
No longer fashionable or useful
No longer fashionable compared with modern styles
Belonging to an earlier time and not fitting the present
Old-fashioned and not modern
Very old-fashioned and not modern
Old-fashioned and not keeping up with new ideas
Very old-fashioned and out of date
No longer new or fashionable
Old and no longer useful because of age
Having an older style that does not follow current fashion
Out of date and not keeping up with current ideas
Having the charming style of things from the past
Old and out of date in ideas, opinions, or ways
Belonging to a different time and not fitting the present
A person or thing that belongs to a different time and feels out of place now
Antonyms
Compounds
How Dated
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word dated comes from the word date, meaning 'a day on a calendar'. So, when something is dated it is tied to a past time and therefore looks old-fashioned.