expire

/ɛkˈspaɪ.ə(ɹ)/verb

To reach the end of its valid period and stop being usable.

Example sentences

“My passport expires next month, so I need to renew it.”
“The coupon expired before I had a chance to use it.”

Standard for passports, licenses, contracts, and food dates. As a way of saying someone died it is old-fashioned and now sounds either literary or comic.

Synonyms for expire

run out
lapse
end
terminate

Related words

explicitStated clearly and in full detail, leaving no room for doubt.expertiseA high level of skill or deep knowledge in a specific subject or activity.exploitTo take unfair advantage of someone or something, such as a person's work, trust, or weakness, for your own gain.expensiveCosting a lot of money.exploreTo travel through a place to learn what it is like or to look for new discoveries.expenseMoney paid out for something; the cost of a purchase or activity.