outmode

IPA: aʊtmˈoʊd

verb

  • (transitive) To render (something) no longer fashionable.
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Examples of "outmode" in Sentences

  • The term is now outmoded everywhere.
  • Likewise the technical equipment was outmoded.
  • The outmoded lyrics are seldom heard nowadays.
  • Likewise, the technical equipment was outmoded.
  • At the same time, they found the law was outmoded.
  • If a footnote is outmoded, what is the update procedure
  • The outmoded fort was finally abandoned by the military.
  • In particular, the armor protection was totally outmoded.
  • I do think the usage described in this article is outmoded.
  • By the end of the 19th century, this type of farmhouse was outmoded.
  • SUZANNE MALVEAUX, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Heidi, they're really in full outmode damage control at this point.
  • Did I realize that Canon has it in their best corporate interest to continue selling technology that they will outmode until the last possible moment without warning the consumer?
  • But in a way, it is like flying cars - it is way more complicated than what is current there, and way more complex than most people need - and would entirely outmode every type of music player in existance.
  • Indeed, as Gould points out, the digital facsimiles of basic human activities "chatting," "befriending," even "poking" oftentimes seem poised to outmode the actual physical acts on which they were originally modeled!
  • The rishis gave forth treatises on all subjects with such insight that ages have been powerless to outmode them; yet, to the subsequent consternation of historians, the sages made no effort to attach their own dates and personalities to their literary works.
  • The Baker Wind Turbine not only has a wider range of operation but also produces more power at any given wind speed than a propeller driven wind mill and therefore the new turbine wind energy technology should rightfully outmode the old propeller driven windmill technology.
  • The notion was not even entertained that an equilibrium between contending forces might set in, that the subsequent evolution of both contenders under the impact of this equilibrium could alter their distinguishing characteristics and therefore outmode the original Leninist theorems.

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