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dated
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dated (Antiquated), adjective ancient, antiquated, archaic, discontinued, not modern, obsolete, past, preexisting, stale, superannuated, timeworn, used, vintage, waning, weathered, worn, worn out
dated (Date-stamped), adjective embossed, imprinted, marked, recorded, sealed
Associated concepts: a date certain, acknowledgment, date of injury, date of issue
Foreign phrases: Datum.A date. A datu. From the date. A die confectionis. From the date of the making (action taken). A die datus. From the day of the actual date.
See also: antiquated, obsolete, outdated, outmoded
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Byline: Evan Henerson Theater Critic Dance: 10; Heart: 3 We might have predicted some of the datedness, the musty haze that will hang over any musical firmly rooted in, gulp
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28) During the 1990s due to its out datedness, and despite its continued use by some businesses, it was identified that there was a scarcity of Cobol programmers to undertaken some of the rectification work for Y2K.
Synopolies: the use of cryptographic technologies to impede ... by Cradduck, Lucy; McCullagh, Adrian; Caelli, William / Forum on Public Policy: A Journal of the Oxford Round Table
Doing it live might have been an antidote to the datedness and deadness and even given a weird necrophiliac frisson to the proceedings.
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