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🔄update

verb
/ˈʌpdeɪt/
upcoming upgrade
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Meaning

to make something more modern or accurate by adding new information or changing it
to make something more modern or current; to provide new information

Example Sentences

Please update your profile information regularly.

Please update your software regularly.

Example Expressions

keep someone updated

Synonyms

revise, refresh, modify, modernize, amend, renew
Entry 1
revise, refresh, modify, modernize, amend
Entry 2
refresh, revise, renew, modify

Antonyms

ignore, neglect, retain, downgrade, outdated
Entry 1
ignore, neglect, retain
Entry 2
downgrade, outdated

Collocations

update software, update system, update record, latest update, update information, update regularly, update status
Entry 1
update software, update system, update record, latest update
Entry 2
update software, update information, update regularly, update status

More Example Sentences

They agreed to waiting for the final update.

They think that the new update looks better.

The problem is connected to a recent update.

He provided the team with updates immediately.

I am responsible to the team lead for updates.

They suddenly stopped sharing updates entirely.

I am obsessed with checking the latest updates.

The app appears to work better after the update.

The next update is supposed to fix the issue soon.

I expect that the app will work better after the update.

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