up to date

Examples

• All

• We will keep interested participants up to date when registration is open for the event.

  Blog text (6)

• As it is difficult to reduce exposure to environmental hazards, all children should be up to date with recommended childhood vaccines.

  Academic text (2012)

• That pretty well brings us up to date.

  To Die For (1995)

• And the hospital must allow the manager the time to keep up to date with this information.

  Academic text (1998)

• You are also up to date with fashion, movie stars, and popular culture.

  Academic text (2000)

• The online directory is up to date and easy to navigate.

  Academic text (2011)

• The library at the Nanjing center, however, is perhaps the most up-to-date among American Studies centers in China.

  Academic text (1992)

• The new smartphone model features a design that is truly up to date with the latest trends.

• They renovated the office to ensure it looks up to date and welcoming for clients.

• It's important to keep your software up to date to ensure security and efficiency.

Synonyms

M

modern

vsup to date

∞ 1.4

Relating to the present time and new ways of doing things

leans more toward current style and popular appearance rather than only the time period

H

hip

vsup to date

• Informal

156 6.8

Aware of and following the latest trends

is more neutral and can describe modern information as well as fashion

F

fashionable

vsup to date

85 2.6

Popular now because it follows the current style

adds the sense of being modern in ideas or information as well

T

trendy

vsup to date

64 3.1

Very fashionable and popular now

is similar but also applies to being modern in information or nonfashion contexts

I

in style

vsup to date

51 2.9

Like what is fashionable now

covers current knowledge or technology rather than only style

C

cutting-edge

vsup to date

49 5.6

Very new and modern because it uses the latest ideas and technology

is less extreme, covering general modern fashion or current information

I

in fashion

vsup to date

27 2.6

Popular and seen as stylish now

also covers being modern or current in information beyond mere popularity

W

with-it

vsup to date

• Informal

11 8.1

Knowing and following the latest trends

adds a neutral modern sense that can apply to information or technology too

U

up-to-the-minute

vsup to date

10 4.4

The latest information available now

is broader, covering modern style or recent information rather than only the instant

I

in vogue

vsup to date

10 3.8

Fashionable and popular now

is broader, including modernity in ideas and recent information too

O

on trend

vsup to date

3 3.7

Fashionable and popular right now

includes that popularity but also covers being modern in information or technology

U

ultramodern

vsup to date

2 5.7

Very new in design and using the latest ideas and technology

is more general, describing being modern without insisting on extreme novelty

I

in

vsup to date

1 2.5

Popular now with many people

emphasizes modern knowledge or tools rather than mere popularity

U

UTD

vsup to date

• Informal

7.0

Having the latest information

is the full phrase used in normal writing rather than a short form

M

modernized

vsup to date

4.2

Changed to meet today's needs

is the simple state of being modern or fashionable now rather than the process

Antonyms

O

old-fashioned

149 4.7

Not in style, like clothes or ideas from an earlier time

O

outdated

78 5.0

No longer useful or fashionable because it is old

How Current

cutting-edge

49 5.6

up to date

42 3.4

old-fashioned

149 4.7

out-of-date

34 4.4

obsolete

93 5.8

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology