out-of-date -Idioms

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out-of-date

no longer current or in style

Computer equipment becomes out-of-date very quickly.

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out-of-pocket expenses

outgrow (something)

outguess (someone)

outside of (something)

outside the box

over (someone's) head

over and above (something)

over and done with

a falling-out (with someone)

turn (something) on its ear

live within one's means

stir up a hornet's nest

think little of (someone or something)

have contact with (someone)

on the other hand

for all (something)

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