Pronunciation: /ˈdeɪ.tɪd/
verb to determine or specify the date or time of something
A1 I dated my high school sweetheart for two years.
A2 She dated a guy from work, but it didn't work out.
B1 They dated for a few months before deciding to move in together.
B2 The couple dated long distance for over a year before getting engaged.
C1 After they dated for several years, they finally tied the knot.
C2 Despite their busy schedules, they managed to make time for each other while dating.
adjective old-fashioned or out-of-date
A1 The book on the shelf looked dated.
A2 She refused to go on a date with him because his fashion sense was dated.
B1 The old computer system was very dated and needed an upgrade.
B2 The architecture of the building was dated but still impressive.
C1 The movie's special effects looked dated compared to modern standards.
C2 Despite its dated appearance, the antique vase was worth a fortune.
formal The historical document was dated back to the 15th century.
informal I found a photo of us from that dated party last year.
slang That outfit is so dated, you need a wardrobe upgrade.
figurative His views on gender roles are quite dated in today's society.
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