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In computing and technical contexts, describes data, a cache, a reference, or a system state that is no longer correct or up to date compared with the real or current state of the system.
No longer used, produced, or needed, especially because something newer or better has replaced it.
No longer current, accurate, or useful because of age or because something newer has replaced it.
Old-fashioned in style or ideas, and no longer suitable or effective in modern life.
No longer in active use, especially because it has been replaced by something newer.
No longer used or useful because something newer has taken its place; obsolete in practice.
Old-fashioned and not modern, especially in a way that seems out of touch or unwilling to change.
Extremely old-fashioned and no longer suitable or acceptable in modern life.
Still existing but shaped by very old rules, traditions, or ways of thinking that have not been updated.
Very old, outdated, slow, or in poor condition; used humorously or insultingly, especially outside medical contexts.
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