Pronunciation: /ɪkˈspaɪərd/
verb to come to the end of the validity or duration
A1 My milk expired yesterday, so I had to throw it away.
A2 I forgot to renew my passport and now it has expired.
B1 The coupon code I tried to use had already expired.
B2 The contract between the two companies expired last month.
C1 The lease on the apartment expired, so we had to find a new place to live.
C2 The warranty on the product expired, so I couldn't get it repaired for free.
adjective no longer valid or in effect
A1 The milk in the fridge has expired.
A2 She realized her passport had expired when she tried to board the plane.
B1 The coupon I was going to use at the store has expired.
B2 The contract between the two companies has expired, and they need to negotiate a new one.
C1 The warranty on the product had expired, so they had to pay for repairs out of pocket.
C2 The lease on the apartment has expired, and they have to find a new place to live.
formal The contract has expired and is no longer valid.
informal I forgot to use the coupon before it expired.
slang My gym membership is expired, I need to renew it.
figurative The opportunity has expired, we missed our chance.
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