Synonyms for expired
ex·pired

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1. expiredadjective

   Synonyms:
   irrelevant, passé, invalid, dated, concluded

2. expiredadjective

   that is no longer valid

   Synonyms:
   irrelevant, passé, dated, invalid, concluded

3. expiredadjective

   that has been breathed out

   Synonyms:
   dated, concluded, irrelevant, passé, invalid

4. expiredadjective

   dead

   Synonyms:
   dated, irrelevant, concluded, passé, invalid

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1. expiredadjective

   having come to an end or become void after passage of a period of time

   "an expired passport"; "caught driving with an expired license"

   Antonyms:
   unexpired, valid

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1. timed out

   when something runs out of time it times out or expires

   the milk sat in the fridge for weeks and eventually expired.

   Submitted by anonymous on November 24, 2020  

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1. List of paraphrases for "expired":

   exceeded, lapsed, outdated, expiry, exhaled, expiration, ended, matured, overwhelmed, elapsed, overtaken, passed, overdue

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1. Jeb Hensarling:

   As more Americans and more members of Congress learned about Ex-Im's political lending, corruption and fundamental unfairness, the more they wanted it to expire, now the challenge for supporters of a competitive free-market economy is to make sure Ex-Im stays expired.

2. Patrick Pendville:

   I totally refuse (that) name, i eagerly wait for when a pet is considered to be sentient and not an expired common commodity when it dies.

3. Amandeep Sidhu:

   This decision should be a reminder to the U.S. military that the shelf-life of its policy of excluding Sikh soldiers has expired, this decision makes clear that they should be given the opportunity to serve.

4. Martin Heinrich:

   Madame Chair, my time is expired but I would urge us to not take quite the zealous approach that the House of Representatives took but to find a fair and transparent way for taxpayers to be compensated for these minerals.

5. Lori Lightfoot:

   We checked with [attendees] every single day, multiple times a day. We had our people at the screening checkpoints, every single day, they turned hundreds of people away, either who didn’t have the right paperwork or had an expired test that wasn’t [taken] within 72 hours. That tells me there is a rigor around the protocols that they were using to screen people.