up-to-date

Reflecting recent developments

Up-to-date means current, incorporating the latest information or developments: Make sure your software is up-to-date, an up-to-date account of the crisis.

It can also mean modern or contemporary in style or approach: up-to-date methods.

The hyphenated form typically appears before nouns; after verbs, the hyphens often drop: The records are up to date.

current

recent

Of the near past

timely · real-time · live · current · synchronous · concurrent · simultaneous · breaking · up-to-the-minute · instantaneous

modern

contemporary

Of the present age

high-tech · futuristic · progressive · sophisticated · digital · streamlined · next-generation · leading-edge · ultramodern · avant-garde

trendy

fashionable

Currently in style

  • stylishFashionably elegant
  • hipFashionable or pelvic joint
  • coolCalm or fashionable

chic · voguish · happening · now · with-it · modish · hot · popular · fresh

informed

knowledgeable

Having extensive information

  • awareHaving knowledge of
  • briefedGiven essential information
  • versedKnowledgeable through study

acquainted · familiar · abreast · clued-in · well-read · educated · savvy · cognizant · plugged-in · connected

relevant

pertinent

Directly related to something

material · fitting · connected · significant · meaningful · salient · apposite · timely · topical · newsworthy

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Opposites
currency of information

up-to-dateoutdated

No longer in use

out-of-date · obsolete · stale · noncurrent · superseded

modernity of style or technology

up-to-dateold-fashioned

Belonging to earlier times

antiquated · dated · outmoded · archaic · passé

Family

date, update, outdated, updated, updating, updates, out-of-date, dateline, outdatedness

Familiarity
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G