up-to-date

Definition for up-to-date

adjective as in current

Strongest matches

advanced, contemporary, modern, state-of-the-art, timely, up-to-the-minute

Weak matches

abreast, all the rage, au courant, avant-garde, brand-new, current, cutting edge, dashing, expedient, faddish, fashionable, fitting, happening, hot, in, in fashion, in vogue, modernistic, modish, neoteric, new, newest, newfangled, now, opportune, popular, red-hot, stylish, suitable, today, trendy, up, with it, à la mode

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Cardiff council said it had been designed after calls by head teachers for up-to-date advice to keep students and staff safe, following growing concerns about knife crime in schools.

From BBC

The cat was up-to-date on all its vaccinations and the owner reported no known exposure to toxic chemicals.

From Los Angeles Times

At City Hall, the Convention Center is widely viewed as a facility in need of serious repair, including new elevators and escalators, up-to-date restrooms and overall cosmetic upgrades.

From Los Angeles Times

The CDC had long urged pregnant women to stay up-to-date on COVID-19 vaccines but, earlier this year, began saying it offers “no guidance” as to whether healthy pregnant women should get the vaccine.

From Los Angeles Times

For Mr Radstone, it is through offering tax relief to buyers, as well as ensuring that everyone who takes out a mortgage keeps an up-to-date will to prevent probate hold-ups.

From BBC

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