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Meanings of dated in English
Russian
устар. Spanish
significado antiguo Indicates that the sense of lexeme is dated and falling out of use.
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Examples for "old"
Examples for "old"
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The 128-year-old company has been bedeviled by different problems in different markets.
2
Today, the court heard a victim impact statement from the 34-year-old victim.
3
The 52-year-old Scot is concerned about the security situation in Northern Ireland.
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The 42-year-old said she would work across political parties in the role.
5
And let's hope the next government continues the fight, the 46-year-old said.
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The Irish Times seems to be sticking largely to the old meaning.
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But as time went on these pilgrimages lost their old meaning.
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The order was, from the first, ultramontane, in the old meaning of the term.
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It is a new order with an old meaning: imperialism.
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Sometimes words keep both the old meaning and the new.
Usage of dated in English
1
The document with the new terms and conditions was dated Aug. 5.
2
Today's issue of Media Week, dated 17 November, will be the last.
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It was a pass to the Hopetown market dated three days ago.
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Weeks into the new year, I'd have a purple bruise dated 1884.
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In this sense, help, despite its successes, soon came to seem dated.
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Just a single sheet this time, dated July 10-almosta month ago.
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It dated from the years before the area became an international border.
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In many cases, those dated machines were replaced with electronic voting systems.
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Later-dated oil contracts are trading at higher prices than nearer term ones.
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As far as he knew, she had never dated anyone from work.
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The next letter was dated a week later, and was much longer.
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I dated some great people, but my emotional needs weren't being met.
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The Justice Department made the request in a letter dated April 1.
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Investors were particularly encouraged by foreign demand for the longer-dated U.S. debt.
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The appeal was dated February 23 and said in substance as follows:
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The statement was made public on Tuesday but was dated Aug 15.
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Dated through the time
Dated across language varieties
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
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