expired
Pronunciation: [ɪkˈspaɪrd]
Word
Context: "status"
(adjective) When something is expired, it means that it is no longer valid or usable. For example, if your milk is expired, you shouldn't drink it because it's gone bad.
Example
The coupon is expired, so we can no longer use it for our purchase.
Example
The milk is fresh, not expired, so you can still drink it.
Example
Is the membership card expired, or can we still use it?
Context: "time"
(verb) To expire means to come to an end or to be no longer valid after a certain time. Like when the time for using a ticket runs out, that ticket has expired.
Example
The contract expired last month, so we need to renew it.
Example
The contract didn't expire; it is still valid for another year.
Example
When does the offer expire, and how long do we have to use it?
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