No. 4,167 in French

datée

"Datée" means "dated" or "outdated" in English.

In a sentence

Cette technologie est datée et ne correspond plus aux standards actuels.
This technology is dated and no longer meets current standards.
In this sentence, 'datée' is used to describe a technology that is outdated or obsolete, reflecting a qualitative assessment of being old-fashioned or not up to standard.
La pièce datée de 1843 est une relique précieuse.
The piece dated 1843 is a precious relic.
Here, 'datée' specifies the year associated with an object, indicating the time of its creation or origin.
Son style vestimentaire est un peu daté pour les tendances modernes.
Her clothing style is a bit dated for modern trends.
In this usage, 'datée' critiques someone's fashion sense as being not contemporary, aligning with past trends rather than current ones.

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